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Week 15 around the NFL

Lucky said:
Isn't lining up and playing on your side of the LOS the most fundemental rule in football next to how many men are on the field?
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In principle but do not see these recent examples, especially Center gripping ball that egregious impacting the outcome of games.
 
Thorn said:
I have a really old TV that isn't a "smart" TV. Maybe one of these days I'll get a new one. What I've got is a 50" Samsung that's probably about 10 years old now and doesn't have all the newest tech on it.

I once owned an HD TV that had a CRT tube and it was HUGE and heavy and I had to pay someone to take it away when I replaced it. It took two guys to carry it downstairs to their truck. LOL
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We've got an old 2006 Panasonic plasma in our basement, use the HDMI, plug in a stick and and you can stream stuff etc.
 
beerlover said:
In principle but do not see these recent examples, especially Center gripping ball that egregious impacting the outcome of games.
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He admitted to moving the ball forward and changing the LOS. I realize it's en vogue to critize the officials. In many ways, it's warranted. Not this.
 
Lucky said:
Isn't lining up and playing on your side of the LOS the most fundemental rule in football next to how many men are on the field?
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I paid close attention Sunday and observed that the LOS is the centerline of the blue line seen on the TV screen; and this was the placement of the forward nose of the ball, by the ref before the center placed his hands on the ball. A second observation is that this formation, with at least one receiver crowding the LOS, is used quite often by other teams.
 
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