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Part of the problem is you misunderstand the rule. There is no requirement that there be a "safety" issue unless you are calling roughing. Running into does not require that. It just requires the kicker be displaced. In the Eagles-Bucs game, if you are referring to Gramatica's acting, that was clearly him trying to draw a foul. Yes he was run into but the defender tried to prevent him from being displaced by holding him up. Gramatica fought to get loose so he could then flop.
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Its the rule DeRock, Deal with it!
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NFL Rules - Page 80 Rule 12, Section 2, Article 6, Supplemental Note (2) Any contact with the kicker by a single defensive player who has not touched the kick is RUNNING INTO THE KICKER. It's a "Rulebook Call" Derock, which is why you will never understand or be able to grasp the concept! Nuff said!
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Just my two cents. It makes total sense to me. The first instance there was an extra step or two by the defensive player and collided with the kicker. The kicker did act but there was contact and it was not "avoided" by the defensive player.
On the second one. There was shown intent to stop his forward movement and protect the kicker. the kicker actually moved to free himself from the help of the defense to keep him up and flopped. That's what I saw and with my knowledge at this time that is the way I would have called it. |
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