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Fri Sep 02, 2011, 03:31pm
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I'm sorry, I mean A2 is the one who gets contacted.
I cannot find a rule that says it is OK to contact an eligible receiver behind the LOS. A receiver cannot be contacted if he is NO LONGER A POTENTIAL BLOCKER. When does someone cease being a potential blocker? I say that if A2 is turned and in the act of catching a pass, he is not a potential blocker. His position on the field does not matter. If A2 is downfield is he a potential blocker? There is no rule that says he is only a potential blocker when he is behind the LOS. Forget about where A2 is. WHEN DOES AN OFFENSIVE PLAYER STOP BEING A POTENTIAL BLOCKER? Last edited by Illini_Ref; Fri Sep 02, 2011 at 03:36pm. 
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Fri Sep 02, 2011, 03:43pm
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Like I said in the previous discussion, it does not matter either way. Nothing in the rule says it is OK to contact a offensive player that is no longer a potential blocker.
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