Fed: shifts involving potential snapper

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Sat May 25, 2013, 07:48pm

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Originally Posted by bisonlj

If the shift was a sudden movement that simulates action at the snap or anyone not obviously a back or end was a in 3-point stance and shifted then you could have a false start. A team could initially set with 3 on the line and shift into a formation with 7 on the line and there would be no issue.

"Anyone not obviously a back or end"? So the burden is on players of A to show they're not interior line players?

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