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Wed Aug 24, 2005, 09:51am
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Sounds like we're close in our thinking. I don't agree about the big advantage. The rule says he has to be inside the marks sometime after the ready - he doesn't have to be inside the 9-yard marks at the snap. So he can line up at the sideline all he wants - thus stretching out the defense anyway. I do agree with the talk-to. The wings really have to communicate with players and coaches this year - then everyone will get used to it and we won't even notice it anymore.
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Fri Aug 26, 2005, 01:51pm
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9 yd marks
Doesn't the rule state that the player must "momentarily" be between the 9 yd. marks after the RTP and the snap. So if he is in the huddle as the Ref signals RTP and then lines up outside the 9 yd. markings he is legal. Is this correct or I am I missing something.
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Fri Aug 26, 2005, 02:45pm
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You are correct. All A players must at some point in time between the RFP and the snap must be between the 9-yard marks. Pretty clear and simple.
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