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Re: So let me get this straight, dislodging a football...

December 26, 2022 04:44AM
He only seemed to have control because the the ball was being supported by the defenders helmet, to me that ball was out being supported in place by the RAM helmet, not the TE's hands.....At any rate what does the guy mean when he said the ball was dislodged....... not fumbled, and not losing control of the ball, but dislodged?

To me it is another example of changing verbiage/interpretation of the rule book. Now a ball can be dislodged, which is different then losing control or not keeping continued possession of a ball. A dislodged ball isn't a fumble is what I got out of the guys spiel.....
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  So let me get this straight, dislodging a football...

roman18333December 26, 2022 04:00AM

  Sorry Roman... but which play are you referring too?

JamesJM54December 26, 2022 04:23AM

  Re: Sorry Roman... but which play are you referring too?

roman1880December 26, 2022 04:34AM

  Re: Sorry Roman... but which play are you referring too?

Classicalwit46December 26, 2022 05:48PM

  Re: So let me get this straight, dislodging a football...

Coy Bacon110December 26, 2022 04:34AM

  Re: So let me get this straight, dislodging a football...

roman1863December 26, 2022 04:44AM

  Re: So let me get this straight, dislodging a football...

3030121December 26, 2022 05:06AM

  That's how I understood it....

JamesJM44December 26, 2022 05:14AM

  I say GET RID of replay. It's USELESS!

Ramgator52December 26, 2022 04:37AM

  The idea of replay isn't useless, it becomes useless...

roman18128December 26, 2022 04:48AM

  Agreed. IMO...Only the 1980s USFL did it right.

Ramgator44December 26, 2022 10:51AM