Good thing it wasn't 4th Down. Illegal Kicking also carries a loss-of-down with it, IF it had been 4th Down the defense could have taken the penalty. The result would have been a markoff half the distance to the goal, and a loss of down, turning the ball over at that spot.
the false start one with the saints was odd because it was on the quarterback Drew Brees, and a false start being called on the qb is pretty rare. @@MikesDIY
@@ethanstrock8007 You usually see false start penalties called on the offensive line, though it's possible that it's all members of the line sans the center
@@chamuuemura5314 For the *right* reasons, anyway. Ed had *the* best calls...like, anything out of the ordinary or just kinda wonky got this incredibly descriptive AND concise explanation. His "illegal wedge" call could have easily just been called a personal foul and left everyone wondering wtf happened. We need to clone Ed, send the clones to law school (Ed is/was a practicing attorney) and have them be all of the officials for all of the games.
@@Kylora2112I think on personal fouls you have to announce what the foul was. I.e. "personal foul: facemask" or "personal foul: unsportsmanlike conduct" but I do agree. Ed was one of the best to do it. His explanations were always clear and he always made sure anyone watching from anywhere knew what the foul was being called for
4:38 "[Laterals] don't follow standard football logic and they make seasoned veterans completely forget how to play football. Like this game from 2013. It features seven laterals, it goes all the way up the field and then backwards, and then forwards again, and then backwards again, until it finally gets back to the quarterback, Philip Rivers, who... just kicks it like he's playing soccer, you can't just kick it! This guy has been playing in the NFL longer than almost anybody, and by the end of this play, he doesn't even know what sport he's playing." -Jon Bois, "PRETTY GOOD, S2 E1: "NO!!!!!!"" (2016)
The business with drying the field being a penalty isn't an obscure rule as a Dolphins fan, because it's the rule that came about due to the Snow Plow Game.
This was years ago but I remember Jameis Winston being flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct against his own teammate. Can't find anything about it on RUclips though
@samplautz5586 pretty sure it was the Panthers but this is back when he was the Bucs starter so I could be wrong. I saw it from a highlight channel on RUclips but can't find the video anymore
@@ryans6969it was but the circumstances were that he had a temper tantrum(huge shock!) and had to be restrained by teammates, the penalty wasn’t for unsportsmanlike conduct against his teammates: it was his behavior overall.
@@SidedraftingProductions Gene being a high-level official in football AND basketball is a staggering accomplishment. And Ed gets some grief for taking a bit long to explain certain things, but I'd rather have a future HOF referee take 10 more seconds to explain something than spend an hour later trying to figure out what the flag was for.
1:26 for some reason, I always picture this ref as a wild west gunslinger when he walks out there. "By rule, that's illegal." **QUICKDRAW.** "15 yard penalty." Idk - just something about the way he carries himself 😂
I dont remember which game it was but i remember Payton manning getting a penalty for 12 men on the field because he had a foot inbounds trying to watch the play at the far endzone.
in college football there was a penalty once on BYU when they were at the 5 yd line and the QB turned around and walked back like he was confused and they snapped the ball to the FB who ran for a TD and the officials called a penalty on the Offence for attempting to deceive the defense. I mean if you're going to make up a non existing penalty, at least make it sound legit like illegal procedure or something. The QB was just a man in motion.
@@aarongothmann7247 I've seen teams do that all the time without getting called for it, anyway it's the call they made that was so unprofessional, "attempting to deceive the defense" if they would have said 'unsportsman like conduct' at least that sounds more professional.
3:38 He most certainly CAN kick it out of the endzone. It will result in a meaningless penalty sure, but that doesn't obviate the act in question, which may have saved his team 5 points.
Yes but open field kicks (or even dribbling) has different rules. Look up the single point or “rouge”, it might show you some examples. CFLHighlights9370 has a bunch of videos.
@@teo_heelI'm not sure if you can kick a loose ball, but you can punt the ball from anywhere on the field at any time. Punting a live ball out of the end zone is a viable strategy to prevent a rouge/single that would win the game for the other team.
If the ball is in the field of play, then it absolutely is a penalty (such as against the Exskins vs. Giants illegal kicking here). Honestly though, committing an intentional and obvious penalty to prevent the opponent from a touchdown should result in the touchdown (e.g., punching the ball out of the endzone on a botched snap/handoff to keep the defense from recovering).
it’s enforced on the free kick that comes after, instead of the 20 it’s kicked from the 10… and as of 2023 they can decline the safety due to exploiting safeties like that kick.
I swear everytime there’s an offside penalty, it has a different name. I know there’s slight differences, but i swear there’s 5 different names for offsides that are all just a little different
Offsides: on the wrong side of the line of scrimmage at the time of the snap Encroachment: touching an opponent before the snap Neutral zone infraction: defender lined up in the box within 1 yard of the ball Unabated to the quarterback: defensive offsides with a clear path to the QB They kinda could just call all of those offsides, but since encroachment and unabated to the QB blow the play dead, you need that distinction.
@@Kylora2112 Neutral zone infraction is a defender entering the neutral zone in a sudden way that causes a response by the opposing offensive lineman (that would otherwise be a false start). It also blows the play dead. Just lining up in the neutral zone is offsides.
@@Kylora2112Lining up within a yard of the ball is perfectly legal. Defenders on normal plays can line up wherever and however they want as long as they're not in the neutral zone. The only exception is on kicks, where they're not allowed to line up over the long snapper.
@@Kylora2112 In the NFL the Neutral zone is only as wide as the ball is long. In the CFL the Neutral Zone is a yard, which is the reason you never see 1st and Goal from inside the 1 in Canada.
I don't get penalizing a coach for throwing a challenge flag for a play that was going to be reviewed already *and* charging them a timeout as if it was a failed challenge. If it's an unreviewable play? Sure, you could deem that delay of game. But if they were reviewing it anyways? Charging them a timeout seems *absurdly* petty to me
After seeing invalid fair catches in this video, I'm more convinced than ever that Iowa was robbed against Minnesota this year. The play in question is part of the similar compilation on college plays, and it really doesn't look like anything that could be construed as an _attempt_ at signaling fair catch.
The back to back 'invalid for catch signal' had different yardage penalties. The second one was 5 yards, the first one was half the distance to the goal and placed on the 10, which means it was probably going to be a 15 yard penalty
tapping the helmet with one or both hands: no eye cover issue, no trying to see better, no denying the intent…then again, the players are smarter thwn you think and thought the fake call might work
key words “previous spot” and “repeat the down”…it actually lost them 10 yards and they have to replay the down instead of three yards net loss and having a fresh set of downs since it was a first down reception. basically 2nd and 17 vs. 1st and 10
@@bostonrailfan2427 Gotcha, had a feeling that was the reason why after I typed that. So, instead of taking the crack back block to be enforced from the end of the play (which would still give them the first down), they take the holding which would cause the play to not count and it would still be second down and enforced from the previous spot. Appreciate the explanation! Thank you!
i really despised how the broncos over-the-head snap for a safety got blamed on the center Ramirez. Manning even berated Ramirez and so did the announcers who stated Ramirez made "a poor decision" as if it were his fault. Manning was flagged for illegal motion and wasn't where he was supposed to be. Ramirez is a fantastic football player and it wasn't fair that he was blamed for the result of Manning's illegal motion penalty. Manny WE STILL LOVE YOU! RAMIREZ FOR PRESIDENT!
Now on that play at 4:35, shouldn't they have accepted the penalty, it would've given the jets the ball on the 1 with a fresh set of downs wouldn't it.
I'm going to say it because I have to get it out of my system. What a day and age we're in when refs are finding ways to even penalize outdoor furniture? "Unsportsmanlike conduct! Cowboy's Bench!" ....I can't imagine the obscenities that bench was doing to get that called on it. But some of these aren't so much rare or random anymore. Like the kicking out of bounds is fairly common if the team has a crap kicker. Chop block is a bit rarer, but it was going on a bunch during the rule transition. Same thing with "illegal wedge", which sounds kind of like cheese smuggling.....Green Bay's wheelhouse there. I think the "GIV'N HIM THE BUSINESS!!" call is the best example of rare and random wrapped into the same call.
@@christiangreen2070 penalizing a tight end for trying to trip his own running back when in reality, it was a defensive player who attempted to trip is pretty uncommon. LOL
My favorite part of that play is that Woodhead could have had 4 blockers in front of him against 5 defenders. He possibly could have ran for awhile before having to give it up, if at all, but tossed it back immediately
@@bostonrailfan2427I thought that wasn’t racist language? Weird, all these old conservatives who use that word only find it racist when a black dude says it.
3:38 how come this is a ruled a safety and not a turnover? I get it went out the back of the end zone, but that was the intention of the offensive player anyway, so the penalty had no effect. I get thats how it's ruled, just seems like a flaw in the rulings, intentionally committing a penalty to gain an advantage.
I like how many of these penalties are on the jets head coaches, then they look like they have no clue. Is it a wonder the jets have sucked for so long?
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Petition for Ed Hochuli to referee referees.
Also, "Illegal kicking: kicking team" will never not be funny.
Ed is the GOAT
That was actually a heads-up kick by the QB. I'd rather give up the safety than a touchdown if the defensive player had recovered.
he is a guaranteed HoF enshrinement…
Good thing it wasn't 4th Down. Illegal Kicking also carries a loss-of-down with it, IF it had been 4th Down the defense could have taken the penalty. The result would have been a markoff half the distance to the goal, and a loss of down, turning the ball over at that spot.
Ed is a legend
14:31 Pretty impressive for the coach of the Seattle Mariners to get a penalty here when they weren't even in season at the time...
If rare is a criteria, where is the call for "was giving him the business down there" on Jim Kelly?
We definitely need to see that one, again!
Kaepernick definitely called that dude a naysayer 😂😂
is this a Jalen Milroe reference? If so thats awesome.
let a naysayer know
or a racist…it’s his default.
but really, probably the f word or something just as bad
@@bostonrailfan2427oh snaps Kap calling another black player a racist is so damn clever. I mean you come up with that all by yourself? Damn.
Probably called him a no gooder.
Best part of the Bills snowball throwing, it never stopped and no penalty was ever called 😂
From what I hear, that was made up.
Ah, yes. The one-in-a-million “face mask” that I’ve only heard rumors about. The rarest of rare
the false start one with the saints was odd because it was on the quarterback Drew Brees, and a false start being called on the qb is pretty rare. @@MikesDIY
@@ethanstrock8007 wooosh
Rare because it's called against the punter, as they rarely get involved in the plays after they kick the ball off
@@starwrldv8588guess that's fair. This video really could've done with adding some context to what was so rare about these calls but.oh well
@@ethanstrock8007 You usually see false start penalties called on the offensive line, though it's possible that it's all members of the line sans the center
Kinda funny how so many involve the legend Ed Hochuli.
I was going to say this seems like an Ed Hochuli highlight reel. He’s the only ref of any sport whose name I know.
@@chamuuemura5314 For the *right* reasons, anyway. Ed had *the* best calls...like, anything out of the ordinary or just kinda wonky got this incredibly descriptive AND concise explanation. His "illegal wedge" call could have easily just been called a personal foul and left everyone wondering wtf happened. We need to clone Ed, send the clones to law school (Ed is/was a practicing attorney) and have them be all of the officials for all of the games.
@@Kylora2112 His son is in the NFL as a referee now. Seems dad trained him well
@@Kylora2112I think on personal fouls you have to announce what the foul was. I.e. "personal foul: facemask" or "personal foul: unsportsmanlike conduct" but I do agree. Ed was one of the best to do it. His explanations were always clear and he always made sure anyone watching from anywhere knew what the foul was being called for
4:38 "[Laterals] don't follow standard football logic and they make seasoned veterans completely forget how to play football. Like this game from 2013. It features seven laterals, it goes all the way up the field and then backwards, and then forwards again, and then backwards again, until it finally gets back to the quarterback, Philip Rivers, who... just kicks it like he's playing soccer, you can't just kick it! This guy has been playing in the NFL longer than almost anybody, and by the end of this play, he doesn't even know what sport he's playing."
-Jon Bois, "PRETTY GOOD, S2 E1: "NO!!!!!!"" (2016)
There's a Jon Bois reference for everything
Now that’s a Pretty Good quote
Maybe all the laterals made him think he was playing rugby.
The business with drying the field being a penalty isn't an obscure rule as a Dolphins fan, because it's the rule that came about due to the Snow Plow Game.
you can use your hands and feet to clean a spot but nothing else…
I remember watching that game.
My all-time favorite is in 1986 when Ben Dreith called "Giving him the business down there" on Marty Lyons.
This was years ago but I remember Jameis Winston being flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct against his own teammate. Can't find anything about it on RUclips though
Do you remember who they were playing?
@samplautz5586 pretty sure it was the Panthers but this is back when he was the Bucs starter so I could be wrong. I saw it from a highlight channel on RUclips but can't find the video anymore
@@ryans6969it was but the circumstances were that he had a temper tantrum(huge shock!) and had to be restrained by teammates, the penalty wasn’t for unsportsmanlike conduct against his teammates: it was his behavior overall.
@ryans6969 "We was tryinabe biggadan the game. Cant nobody be biggadan the game." -Jameis Winston
@@bostonrailfan2427 they ran out of crawfish
Ed and Gene had so many weird penalties called through the years.
Two of the best to ever officiate football.
@@SidedraftingProductions Gene being a high-level official in football AND basketball is a staggering accomplishment. And Ed gets some grief for taking a bit long to explain certain things, but I'd rather have a future HOF referee take 10 more seconds to explain something than spend an hour later trying to figure out what the flag was for.
they know the rules inside and out, not their fault the teams got caught!
@@SidedraftingProductionsand who are respected for knowing the rules inside and out
15:29 “For making a move that’s un…like football” 😂😂😂
The Pete Carrol call was golden. He knew he was wrong. 😂
You can see his reaction when the flag comes out. He knew he fucked up.
I loved everyone's reaction to that. Even the fan had a big smile on his face as he booed, piling it on xD
Congrats to Pete Carroll for becoming the manager of the Seattle Mariners during the baseball offseason for the day.
When Kap called a dude the "N" word. 😂
I wouldn't take that from a half white guy raised by white people
or the f word…
@@US2Acareful, you will get called a racist by his sycophants
@@bostonrailfan2427 they don't care about the f bomb lol
@@US2A not the f bomb, the f word: the homophobic one, one that the league would get ripped to shreds over
2:33
Peytons like "oh, we're starting... ok."
That play SUCKED! 😂
The Mariners field a darn good football team.
No wonder NFL refs suck, they don't even know what sport they're reffing.
I guess that's why they've never made it to the World Series, they've been training for the wrong game
1:26 for some reason, I always picture this ref as a wild west gunslinger when he walks out there.
"By rule, that's illegal."
**QUICKDRAW.**
"15 yard penalty."
Idk - just something about the way he carries himself 😂
I also noticed he was the Umpire in the clip at 6:34! Good to see him get promoted to Referee.
I always loved the way Mike Carey would point to the offending team. It was a righteous "J'ACCUSE!" snap of the arms and point.
He walks out there like he's Chuck Connors about to go full Rifleman.
Loved the SD v TEN fiasco.... thats what I call fun.....brilliant
“False start, everyone but the center.” 😜
"He said the Thing!"
I dont remember which game it was but i remember Payton manning getting a penalty for 12 men on the field because he had a foot inbounds trying to watch the play at the far endzone.
Love the ref @1:33 pantomiming the wiping of the field while calling the penalty for wiping the field 😂
in college football there was a penalty once on BYU when they were at the 5 yd line and the QB turned around and walked back like he was confused and they snapped the ball to the FB who ran for a TD and the officials called a penalty on the Offence for attempting to deceive the defense. I mean if you're going to make up a non existing penalty, at least make it sound legit like illegal procedure or something. The QB was just a man in motion.
That is not a non-existent penalty. It's unsportsmanlike conduct and is clearly stated in the rulebook.
@@aarongothmann7247 I've seen teams do that all the time without getting called for it, anyway it's the call they made that was so unprofessional, "attempting to deceive the defense" if they would have said 'unsportsman like conduct' at least that sounds more professional.
I love it when the refs laugh at some if this stuff its funny af
Imagine, it's against the rules to kick the ball in a game called football
"A move that's not necessary and unlike football" is the most ambiguous description that has ever been given for any action ever.
14:42 the Seattle Mariners 😂😂😂😂
3:38 He most certainly CAN kick it out of the endzone. It will result in a meaningless penalty sure, but that doesn't obviate the act in question, which may have saved his team 5 points.
If I'm not wrong, in Canadian Football you can kick the ball in your endzone without a penalty.
Yes but open field kicks (or even dribbling) has different rules. Look up the single point or “rouge”, it might show you some examples. CFLHighlights9370 has a bunch of videos.
@@teo_heelI'm not sure if you can kick a loose ball, but you can punt the ball from anywhere on the field at any time. Punting a live ball out of the end zone is a viable strategy to prevent a rouge/single that would win the game for the other team.
no, you can nit. it’s why the penalty was called in the first place. just because it saved five points doesn’t change that you can’t do it 🙄
@@bostonrailfan2427but he did. So clearly you can
90% of these ARE NOT RARE, or RANDOM!
lol i rewound it multiple times too see if he really said “seattle mariners” 14:42
but i think he said “man who was in the restricted area”
@@stevesand8845 Pretty sure it was "The coaching staff of the Seattle Mariner was in the restricted area."
3:45 - basically there's no penalty for this penalty because it will always be declined in favor of the safety.
If the ball is in the field of play, then it absolutely is a penalty (such as against the Exskins vs. Giants illegal kicking here). Honestly though, committing an intentional and obvious penalty to prevent the opponent from a touchdown should result in the touchdown (e.g., punching the ball out of the endzone on a botched snap/handoff to keep the defense from recovering).
Im pretty sure it would be a safety no matter what as the penalty occured in the endzone kind of like a holding or intentional grounding
it’s enforced on the free kick that comes after, instead of the 20 it’s kicked from the 10…
and as of 2023 they can decline the safety due to exploiting safeties like that kick.
Shows how many rules these guys have to keep in their heads. Tough job.
Look how many non rules they flag, hard job
@@brandon737 lmao shut up
It gets really weird when you start reading old rules that can still be enforced.
Now THIS is what I call a penalty lol 16:30
ah yes the rare false start penalty.
When it's on the defense, it is.
I swear everytime there’s an offside penalty, it has a different name. I know there’s slight differences, but i swear there’s 5 different names for offsides that are all just a little different
Offsides: on the wrong side of the line of scrimmage at the time of the snap
Encroachment: touching an opponent before the snap
Neutral zone infraction: defender lined up in the box within 1 yard of the ball
Unabated to the quarterback: defensive offsides with a clear path to the QB
They kinda could just call all of those offsides, but since encroachment and unabated to the QB blow the play dead, you need that distinction.
@@Kylora2112 Neutral zone infraction is a defender entering the neutral zone in a sudden way that causes a response by the opposing offensive lineman (that would otherwise be a false start). It also blows the play dead. Just lining up in the neutral zone is offsides.
@@Kylora2112Lining up within a yard of the ball is perfectly legal. Defenders on normal plays can line up wherever and however they want as long as they're not in the neutral zone. The only exception is on kicks, where they're not allowed to line up over the long snapper.
@@pronkb000The neutral zone *is* the zone within 1 yard of the line of scrimmage...
@@Kylora2112 In the NFL the Neutral zone is only as wide as the ball is long. In the CFL the Neutral Zone is a yard, which is the reason you never see 1st and Goal from inside the 1 in Canada.
I don't get penalizing a coach for throwing a challenge flag for a play that was going to be reviewed already *and* charging them a timeout as if it was a failed challenge. If it's an unreviewable play? Sure, you could deem that delay of game. But if they were reviewing it anyways? Charging them a timeout seems *absurdly* petty to me
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After seeing invalid fair catches in this video, I'm more convinced than ever that Iowa was robbed against Minnesota this year. The play in question is part of the similar compilation on college plays, and it really doesn't look like anything that could be construed as an _attempt_ at signaling fair catch.
The back to back 'invalid for catch signal' had different yardage penalties. The second one was 5 yards, the first one was half the distance to the goal and placed on the 10, which means it was probably going to be a 15 yard penalty
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When they said random, I took it to be unique. There are a lot of random, run of the mill penalties on here.
It’s the circumstances that are rare or random, like a punter getting called for face mask.
Yeah that those rare personal fouls.
The rarest of all penalties at 14:38: the coaching staff of a baseball team took a penalty in an NFL game!
Where's "He's giving him the business down there!"
0:50, Kaepernick 😂
Kap called someone the n word on the first one
I miss hearing Al Michaels on SNF
Kaeperniki = baby
What? No penalty against the Jets for giving him the business down there? That'll be a 15 yard penalty.
i love how it’s almost always the same 2 refs calling the penalties 😭
Hand on top of helmet should be the signal for fair catch
tapping the helmet with one or both hands: no eye cover issue, no trying to see better, no denying the intent…then again, the players are smarter thwn you think and thought the fake call might work
14:30 Calling the Seahawks the Mariners is a clear sign that ref should be put in a home and forgotten about.
I love Jerome Bogar for his entertainment value but he has really turned into an awful referee.
@@patrickdare5356he’s retired, presumably in part due to that call lmao
@@patrickdare5356 Counterpoint: Jerome Bogar was always an awful referee.
@@Kylora2112 Fair enough
i think it was intentional to insult them because of the stupidity of the penalty…
I really miss Rob Ryan. He had balls.
Kaepernick is a gamer confirmed
Should have shown the penalty the Lions got for an automatic review challenge flag
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i say otherwise
Lmao I only noticed an hour ago that comments were turned off, this has been the case for my other recent videos as well 😂
Because this video is bad. Should have shown replays on some of these that you show the entire field and can't see the penalty.
I understand the criticism here and agree, but I can only show as much replay as the TV/available footage showed.
No comment.
I just learned a hella lot of football 😂
dont you love it when baseball teams get penalties in football? i still love that goof call.
Ah yes! Whats a Tuesday evening without a little corruption in the NFL!
Wait until next year when they start calling Tandem Buck penalties on every Brotherly Shove.
I thought these were random & rare penalties. A lot of these you can see every Sunday.
At 7:00, not sure why you would decline a 15 yard penalty for a 10 yard penalty, unless I'm missing something.
key words “previous spot” and “repeat the down”…it actually lost them 10 yards and they have to replay the down instead of three yards net loss and having a fresh set of downs since it was a first down reception.
basically 2nd and 17 vs. 1st and 10
@@bostonrailfan2427 Gotcha, had a feeling that was the reason why after I typed that.
So, instead of taking the crack back block to be enforced from the end of the play (which would still give them the first down), they take the holding which would cause the play to not count and it would still be second down and enforced from the previous spot.
Appreciate the explanation! Thank you!
@@loreganogar5911 i had to rewind it, it made no sense until doing the math and seeing what was really going on…
"Face mask" is not a particularly rare penalty.
15:26 Not every day someone is called out for making a move that's not necessary and unlike football.
They should not only show the call, but the replay of the actual action that caused a flag, usually the game with replay it
Half of this can’t count rare. Where are the replays?
i really despised how the broncos over-the-head snap for a safety got blamed on the center Ramirez. Manning even berated Ramirez and so did the announcers who stated Ramirez made "a poor decision" as if it were his fault. Manning was flagged for illegal motion and wasn't where he was supposed to be. Ramirez is a fantastic football player and it wasn't fair that he was blamed for the result of Manning's illegal motion penalty. Manny WE STILL LOVE YOU! RAMIREZ FOR PRESIDENT!
Now on that play at 4:35, shouldn't they have accepted the penalty, it would've given the jets the ball on the 1 with a fresh set of downs wouldn't it.
Did they even get the chance? Ref said "penalty won't be enforced" instead of it being declined.
!. Like the George Carlin banned “words”?
Ya gotta love Pete Carroll
So what is rare about 2 illegal motion penalties?
i like the profile pic bro, go broncos
Those Seattle Mariners coaches really like to interfere on the sidelines of the football field.
Rare and random penalties... ends on a facemask
Props to whoever made this right after the Lions getting fucked.
14:17 Pete Carrol is standing on the field of play does that break any rules ?
I mean, Mike Tomlin didn't get a flag for getting in the way of a Ravens kick returner (costing the Ravens a touchdown).
@@Kylora2112 he should have been penalized too
At least Pete Carroll laughed about it!
Bills fans threw snowballs in both of their playoff games. They need to start calling a penalty on that before it interferes with a play
I'm going to say it because I have to get it out of my system. What a day and age we're in when refs are finding ways to even penalize outdoor furniture? "Unsportsmanlike conduct! Cowboy's Bench!" ....I can't imagine the obscenities that bench was doing to get that called on it.
But some of these aren't so much rare or random anymore. Like the kicking out of bounds is fairly common if the team has a crap kicker. Chop block is a bit rarer, but it was going on a bunch during the rule transition. Same thing with "illegal wedge", which sounds kind of like cheese smuggling.....Green Bay's wheelhouse there. I think the "GIV'N HIM THE BUSINESS!!" call is the best example of rare and random wrapped into the same call.
If only he waited a day for the lions game
Not being an eligible receiver is pretty common
@@christiangreen2070 penalizing a tight end for trying to trip his own running back when in reality, it was a defensive player who attempted to trip is pretty uncommon. LOL
In SD vs Ten, They never called the forward pass. (Approx 4:57 mark)
My favorite part of that play is that Woodhead could have had 4 blockers in front of him against 5 defenders. He possibly could have ran for awhile before having to give it up, if at all, but tossed it back immediately
Behind the line of scrimmage… is it illegal if he’s already passed it?
Behind the line of scrimmage… is it illegal if he’s already passed it?
Illegal motion isn't tate rare. It's not holding common, but I've heard it a few times
14:34 -- damn, Jerome Boger. Get the team's name right FGS!!!! Seattle MARINERS... 🤣🤦🏾♂️
Even when he was playing, he didn’t understand when to keep his month closed and his opinion to himself.
Hilarious given what he called him too
@@SFTaYZahe’s playing the martyr but using racist language himself
@@bostonrailfan2427I thought that wasn’t racist language? Weird, all these old conservatives who use that word only find it racist when a black dude says it.
notice how a massive chunk of these are on big interceptions #nooticing
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3:38 how come this is a ruled a safety and not a turnover? I get it went out the back of the end zone, but that was the intention of the offensive player anyway, so the penalty had no effect. I get thats how it's ruled, just seems like a flaw in the rulings, intentionally committing a penalty to gain an advantage.
Look #7 just sucks and must of said some mean things to get that penalty lmao
OJ didnt get unsportsmanlike conduct
He got two minutes for slashing
16:19 just another reason why the new stadium for Buffalo is a crime against the citizen's of New York.
The video is kind of pointless without replays of the penalties.
I like how many of these penalties are on the jets head coaches, then they look like they have no clue. Is it a wonder the jets have sucked for so long?
Bears & Niners A classic
11:10 Illegal kick on the kicking team. How oxymoronic....
3:59 Huh? Isn't it called FOOTball??
I was expecting them to eject Kaepernick for the hit to the head on that tackle. He should have been.
Hi ed
Was Kapernick kneeling when he swore?
Clearly the first penalty against number 7 was against HIM not for what he said. Tom Brady could say that all day and nothing happen. 🤐