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If you were watching The Inadianapolis Colts win of The Miami Dolphins, then you saw one of our debates and one of questions to The NFL's rules committee solved; Colts' DT/FB Klecko caught a pass (touchdown) after lining up at FB and he is listed as a DT. Thus, I am going to assume OL can do the same. There is no debate really, and that play is a good example of an NFL lineman being declared eligible, but it isn't a player on the line. Dan Klecko declared himself to the official to make his number (61) eligible for the play, and set up as a fullback. Okay, here I am as a ineligiable TE, but now I am going to have the Referee announce I am eligiable as I move to reline-up at FB (in case you cannot find me); any body else not find this stupid? When all I would have to do line-up at FB (which all other non-skill players playing FB do). quote:
I heard no, referee declare that Colts' DT/FB Klecko was eligible for a pass, probably not necessary for him to declare himslef to the referee or the TV coverage missed it - which highly doubt. I have changed my mind, they would not miss that. quote:
The TV broadcasts often don't play that. If Klecko caught the ball without a flag being thrown, there is no doubt that he was declared eligible. You will have to excuse me if I get mad while typing this post, 6th attempt to get it posted get extremely frustrating. Plus add on to that *. 1st. Media broadcasts always broadcast that happening. 2nd. Klecko is know the famous example of what we are talking about, for the TV broadcast to miss him declaring himself egiliable who be laughable by college students studying broadcasting 101. 3rd. Even when I was in FIU Radio broadcsting, The FIU FB broadcasting team wanted the extra FIU Radio broadcasting members to do spotting to help them, I have done it myself. Spotters are the people who tell the producer (affecting what the camera shows us) and broadcasting team (from radio through TV) which players are on the field and in the huddle, where the ball is and if it is a first-down, touchdown and etc. For a group of spotters to miss DT Klecko from being on the field, or in the huddle and walking to the referee to declare himself egiliable reciever would be a risk to their jobs. It would be like Joan Rivers waiting to interview a lead actor in a B rated movie's screening; but never interviewing him, because her spotters missed his car coming-up, as she interview the lead actress. Lastly, since I believe the declaration of eligiability did not happen and referees would not make that mistake, that a declaration of eligiability is not necessary, unless he lines-up on The LOS. It makes complete when you examine it. Non-skill players (especially OLman) next 5-other OLmen are hidden; however, non-skill players lined-up in a position eligiable to catch a pass (at any formation) and regularly catches a pass a game is obvious. How could a defender not recognize it and still play at any level above HS. quote:
Randall McDaniel (offensive guard for the Minnesota Vikings) and William Perry (Chicago Bear's defensive tackle) often lined up in the fullback position. Other jumbo packages do that as well. *This just gets me a little, because you should already know I have watch CFB Div. 1A and The NFL since 1979 (probably longer than most here and maybe even you), yet you post this? One is the most famous example non-skilled players playing FB/RB. Yet, it is also irrelevent since neither ever cuaght a pass, from that possition, probably never caught a pass.
< Message edited by GWsFBAReservUrFBTeam -- 1/2/2007 5:28:53 PM >
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