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Fri May 30, 2003, 01:59pm
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...if the reciever tries to release out on pass and is clearly not blocking or attempting to block a defender any contact would be considered pass interference."
To expand on Bob M.'s point, you can't have defensive pass interference until the ball is in the air. If they are chucking the end while the ball is in the air, then we have PI. But if he's just getting held up legally at the line (not being held), nice job by the defense. 
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