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Tue Dec 23, 2008, 01:29am

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Originally Posted by PackersFTW

correct. i saw them both move a few seconds before the snap, but one of them set before the snap.

They both should have reset and then one of them (or another back/end) could have gone in motion after a second--although in the NFL they seem to take liberty with the "one second." I'm not sure exactly how it is written in NFL rules, but it seems guys are often sent for less than a second before a snap, and it is deemed legal.

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