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Fri Sep 02, 2011, 04:27pm
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I believe that it is legal to block the receiver behind the LOS even if he is not attempting to block a defender. The attempting to block issue by the offensive receiver going downfield comes into play when he is not trying to block the defender. It is not pass interference, as it was behind the LOS. As long as it is a clean block I think you are OK. If the guy is on the opposite side of the play and then is blocked, I think that you have another story. Just my opinion.
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