Arm was not headed down before contact. I’ve watched it 20 times now. Defender’s forearm hits Rodgers body at the start

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Oct 14, 2024
9:44:01pm

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Arm was not headed down before contact. I’ve watched it 20 times now. Defender’s forearm hits Rodgers body at the start

his motion. Thats why the replay booth called it the way they did.

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Originally posted on Oct 14, 2024 at 9:44:01pm

Message modified by WDaddy on Oct 14, 2024 at 9:44:44pm

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If that's a pass it's intentional grounding

cougarfann888

Oct 14, 9:15pm

Would it still be grounding if he was contacted while in his throwing motion?

WDaddy

Oct 14, 9:16pm

Intentional grounding is about intent. The arm and ab were already facing

cougarfann888

Oct 14, 9:21pm

I looked it up. Since Roger’s was already in his throwing motion and contact was made at the start of his motion, there

WDaddy

Oct 14, 9:33pm

But he clearly didn't initiate towards an eligible receiver.

cougarfann888

Oct 14, 9:42pm

Arm was not headed down before contact. I’ve watched it 20 times now. Defender’s forearm hits Rodgers body at the start

WDaddy

Oct 14, 9:44pm

Learned a new rule today. That makes sense.

shimmy

Oct 14, 10:01pm

Obvious fumble. Was gripping it trying to pull the ball in rather than release

Big Daddy D

Oct 14, 9:17pm

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