Monday, November 15, 2010
Fairness of severness of celebration penalization
Yes, the title does rhyme. And I just wanted to bring this to attention, if a safety goes helmet to helmet on a defenseless wide receiver, knocking him out and sidelining him with a concussion, how many yards is his team penalized? 15 yards. If a player slam dunks a football on the uprights how many yards is he penalized? 15 yards. Notice a problem? With all penalization, the punishment should match the crime. If bruising a players brain results in 15 yards, should a break dance after a TD result in the same thing? If they are going to have such a rule in the game then they need to get rid of the flaws that are present. It needs to have a more clear cut definition and a much more just punishment.
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Interesting info.
ReplyDeleteyeah, 15 yards seems a little extreme. things like holding and offensive pass interference are only 10, as well.
ReplyDeletepenalty is to high
ReplyDeleteResearch???????
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