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Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
A straight extended arm to the defenders chest isn't a foul? Would two arms be a foul?
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
Nearly knocking PJ Williams off his feet isn’t a foul — he must be thrown cleanly to the turf
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
It was a deliberate non-call because Roger. It's not even up for debate.
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
There is too much subjectivity in the penalties. For years the league has said that they look for full extension of the arm. Well that was a clear extension and by a player with 6 inches of height advantage.
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
Obvious push off that should have been called. Even Dungy and Harrison agreed.
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
Wasn't that flagrant of a push-off. Small potatoes compared to what Michael Irvin used to get away with. Don't want to see us focused on the league, we have draft and scout well and reload and put it behind us.
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Re: Al Riveron explains why there was no OPI foul in final play of Saints-Vikings
It was lost at the coin flip into OT. Viking fans can’t cry about not getting the ball in 2009 now.
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