Can they please make that rule for NCAA???
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All chop blocks are now illegal in the NFL...
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GTech would have to shut down their football program.
"Can they please make that rule for NCAA???"
I second that!! On the NFL level this will effect all teams but some more than others ie: zone blocking schemes - like Denver - will see more of an impact. I'm glad to see the change since it has been an injury waiting to happen!!
I second that!! On the NFL level this will effect all teams but some more than others ie: zone blocking schemes - like Denver - will see more of an impact. I'm glad to see the change since it has been an injury waiting to happen!!
I assumed that is what they meant? Cut blocks are ridiculous as a lineman. I can understand cut blocking on the outside(WR/CB) but it causes to many injuries
These were already illegal in NCAA. The definition the NFL just used was already outlawed in NCAA
While I wouldn't mind them being outlawed, I'm pretty sure every school uses cut blocking from time to time. I seem to remember us using it on the LOS to open throwing lanes for slants and other quick routes.
As long as they're legal, teams are going to use them. Doesn't mean they should stay in the game. Of course my bigger complaint is why we schedule FCS teams that we know use this type of scheme. I understand that it helps us prepare for Tech if we happen to face them, but I hate starting off the first game with injuries.
