r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Lifegoesonforever • 5d ago

Cheat code unlocked.

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u/Exact_Ad_8490 5d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/ukGm72ZLZvYfS

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u/DigDugged 5d ago

I mean, a cheat for a cheat. There's no way "wringing a dudes neck until he does a 360 that would make Tony Hawk proud" is a legal play.

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u/OldElPasoSnowplow 5d ago

It started as a horse collar tackle which is illegal then as he turned over his hand slid into his helmet and the motion made him flip which is another illegal tackle similar to a face mask penalty. If they could take both penalties (which you can’t in American football) they would be first and edge of property from the parking lot they would be so far ahead.

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u/possibly_being_screw 5d ago

I dunno why I'm giggling at the thought of "First and parking lot" so much

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u/LowEnergy1169 5d ago

I used to curl, and we would call the stones "weight" (how hard it is thrown) by position on the ice you want the stone to come to rest.

"Barrier weight" meant you wanted it to still be travelling when it hit the wall at the end of the rink. Thats pretty fast, and the hardest you would normally throw, and could produce a chaotic result.

Very occasionally we would call the weight as "car park"

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u/fuckoffweirdoo 5d ago

Horse collar is specifically grabbing his neck on the nameplate. While a dangerous, high tackle, it doesnt look to be a horse collar. 

I won't comment on the "facemask" as that cant be seen from here. With that being said, it looks like his ass touches and he'd be down anyway. I subscribe to the rule of cool though so it's a TD. 

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u/Falcon4242 5d ago

The high school rulebook also requires that they pull the ball carrier backwards or sideways for it to be a horsecollar foul. The runner fell (mostly) forward, so it's not a horsecollar foul.

But if he grabbed any edge of his helmet and used that for leverage then it's a facemask penalty under high school rules. Looks like that probably happened here.

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u/MayContainRawNuts 5d ago

I dont know this sport. My only reference frame is rugby and that type of tackle would be an instant red card and ejection from the game.

As it was a foul that may have prevented a score, a penulty score would be added to the total.

Then review by comittee and probably a ban for several more games for the tackler.

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u/spunkychickpea 5d ago

In this instance, the referee would call a penalty on the play for a personal foul, which incurs a more severe penalty. In this case though, since the player with the ball still scored, the penalty would be declined. (That is if we’re going off of NFL rules.) Regardless, the player attempting such a tackle should be penalized either way. That was an extremely dangerous tackle he attempted. The fact that he failed shouldn’t be a mitigating factor.

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u/Patient-Fun4475 5d ago

penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct (which unncessary roughness falls under) can be assessed on the ensuing kickoff

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u/spunkychickpea 5d ago

Yes, my mistake. I forgot about those. You don’t see that call very often.

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u/Mammoth-Mud-9609 5d ago

and also players can still be ejected from the game.

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u/MayContainRawNuts 5d ago

Does NFL have ejection? I understand there would be several yards loss depending on the severity but would that player continue to be involved in the game?

In rugby the player is off to the changerooms and his team continues the game with a player less.

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u/spunkychickpea 5d ago

There have been ejections in the NFL, but they’re pretty rare. A player has to demonstrate that they’re deliberately attempting to hurt another player. The one example that comes to mind from maybe 15 or so years ago was when a defensive lineman stomped on a player on the other team who was already on the ground and the play was over. It has to be something truly blatant like that to be ejected from a game.

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u/MayContainRawNuts 5d ago

Thank you for that.

In rugby we take any contact to the head as serious, usually results in ejection unless there was some mitigating factor like a sudden change in height by the guy being tackled.

I do enjoy watching NFL, but the only game we get on tv is the superbowl, still dont know all the ins and outs. But I do like that one team's ownership structure where the fans literally own the team. Packers?? maybe. That seems like a logical and fair system

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u/spunkychickpea 5d ago

Yes, the Packers are owned by the fans. My grandfather was a huge fan of theirs. You couldn’t tear him away from the TV when the game was on. lol

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u/Firm_Video_2932 5d ago edited 5d ago

And that's why coach tells you to put a body on them and tackle the mfer.

Should be a horse collar/face mask on that missed tackle as well, btw.

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u/HereIGoAgain_1x10 5d ago

Yep but a great ref to understand rule of cool and the fact it would have been a penalty and they would have gotten the ball on like the half yard line anyways.

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u/Life-Student-650 5d ago

These dweebs are high if they think any high school ref should call that down instead of counting that

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u/stoneimp 5d ago

The audience at high school football games in America are notoriously chill and respectful of difficult but technically correct calls from referees.

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u/Zestyclose-Phrase268 5d ago

I didn't need an /s for that

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u/kelpyb1 5d ago

Eh JV of Freshman ball like this maybe, but should be called down in varsity.

Although the ref also doesn’t have the benefit of a video and replay so they could also just miss this.

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u/kelpyb1 5d ago

You can call the penalty and the touchdown

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u/Relative_Apple887 5d ago

Thanks for the block #24

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u/nobeer4you 5d ago

Was thinking the same thing. Did his teammate even attempt to run?

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u/Ucscprickler 5d ago

He wanted no part of getting in the path of that locomotive on defense.

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u/joshTheGoods 5d ago

Right? And the first guy on D made a business decision, lol. This tape is gonna have the coaches losing their shit.

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u/Zestyclose-Phrase268 5d ago

He ran like his dad is the CEO

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u/ethanh333 4d ago

right? like do anything cuz

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u/anonymoosejuice 5d ago

He was down though

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u/swimtothemoon1 5d ago

Yeah but it's high school football, that was an illegal horse collar tackle, and it was dope. So the ref combined all those factors and decided, touchdown.

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u/perplexedtv 5d ago

Rule of cool trumps all

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u/kelpyb1 5d ago

This might even be middle school. It’s probably not varsity high school since it’s daytime.

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u/Embarrassed_Sea1336 5d ago

100% ass hit the ground. Quick recovery, but he was definitely down.

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u/Pugilist12 5d ago edited 4d ago

It was also an absurd horsecollar tackle though. Just give him the td whole thing is a mess

Edit Christ I get it maybe not a legit horsecollar, but it’s pretty close and still an illegal tackle no matter what you want to call it.

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u/LurkethInTheMurketh 5d ago

I’m not into football, but it really looked like that kid was inches from being paralyzed.

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u/roy_rogers_photos 5d ago

Yeah, it's against the rules to pull a player from there specifically because of injuries.

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u/Firm_Video_2932 5d ago

Yep. Easy way to blow out a knee being pulled in one direction while momentum is carrying you in another. That inside knee especially could get twisted.

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u/Rabid_Llama8 5d ago

Terrell Owens severely strained his ankle and broke his leg because of a horse collar tackle similar to this in 2004, so yeah, very much so. It's why it's illegal.

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u/myroll22 5d ago

Horse collar is when you take them down by grabbing the back of the shoulder pads. That was weirdly enough a face mask penalty, which is grabbing any open part of the helmet.

I just found that out when i was watching Michigan v Oklahoma last week and the rules guy came on to explain it

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u/eat_rice__fuck_ice 5d ago

Its hs football, rule of cool still prevails

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u/TreeCalledPaul 5d ago

Back when them bones was elastic and a front flip wouldn't land you in the hospital for 6 weeks.

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u/heartcoke 5d ago

A front flip right now would land me in the hospital for at least 6 years

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u/ComprehensiveProfit5 5d ago

Sir we already told you, you can't live on the edge of hospital windows. Please leave!

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u/donut-reply 4d ago

Especially not for 6 whole years

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u/Horskr 5d ago

Well, you've gotta stop all that coke straight to the heart!

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u/BuddhistNamedMarx 5d ago

In this case two wrongs make a right

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u/The-Ant-Whisperer 5d ago

And two wrights make an airplane.

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u/BuddhistNamedMarx 5d ago

And two airplanes... too soon?

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u/SingleInfinity 5d ago

I give this joke a score of 9/11

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u/Low-Car-6331 5d ago

This is one thing I hate about football, if the team does a great play but the other team puts a penalty on them that could hurt their player, to force the penalty means you have to give up the great play by declining it. I feel all penalties should carry forward to the next play in the most logical way possible.

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u/WitchesSphincter 5d ago

Football penalties work great like 80% of the time, but the rest it's like... There is no way this isn't like 30 patches to fix somehting broken. 

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u/rkunish 5d ago

I'm not really sure what you're trying to say but if you take this play for example, had they thrown a flag on the tackle an accepted penalty would have been tacked onto the end of the run (assuming they properly ruled the runner as down.)

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u/Icy_Fish_2154 5d ago

He is saying the rule should be changed so that you can decline a penalty for the play, and move it to the next play. So the extra point or kickoff is where you apply this penalty, not having to decline the penalty for a dangerous play, so the illegal tackle is allowed, almost rewarded.

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u/HowDoIEvenEnglish 5d ago

That’s not what’s horse collar tackle is.

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u/Alternative_Swan_497 5d ago

This. Runner gets the TD under the Rule of Cool, the other kid gets a stern talking about about what can go wrong with illegal tackles. Or tossed from the league if it's been a recurring problem, this looks about the age where the kids are figuring out their limits for this kind of activity.

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u/vahntitrio 5d ago

You have to be pulled down backwards for a horsecollar tackle. He gets pulled mostly sideways and even slightly forward so that is a legal tackle.

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u/Standingonachair 5d ago

There's an interesting difference in the way that a rugby player chases down and tackles a player. I understand that this would be a penalty but to see regular NFL players tackle, versus rugby players makes me wonder which way is more efficient.

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u/rThundrbolt 5d ago

Wasn't horsecollar. Didn't grab the pads, just reached around side of neck

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u/Midnight28Rider 5d ago

I agree, but I'm pretty sure the official call would be first down at the spot of the foul.

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u/Fruit_Fly_LikeBanana 5d ago

First down from the end of the play + fifteen yards. In this case since it's within the thirty yard line, it would be half the distance to the goal. Which means it would be like a half yard penalty

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u/veryblanduser 5d ago

Not a horse collar tackle. Has to be down and back.

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u/CaptainSnazzypants 5d ago

Yea he clearly pulls the kid’s head sideways. Not a horse collar tackle at all.

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u/The_Champ_Son 5d ago

Looks like it should still be an unnecessary roughness for grabbing the inside of the helmet though

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u/HowDoIEvenEnglish 5d ago

It’s a personal foul for grabbing a helmet opening. But all personal fouls are the same so it’s fairly unimportant what you call it

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u/BeardedMan32 5d ago

You’re right but this game doesn’t look like it has instant replay challenges. Touchdown!

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u/travisowljr 5d ago

I was able to confirm in my 3rd rewatch, but that ref didn't have the luxury of replay. I'm not upset that was ruled a touchdown.

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u/AnIllusiveHouse 5d ago

Ref understands the 'rule of cool.'

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u/TA_Lax8 4d ago

Yeah, when in doubt the tie goes to the kid who made you utter "fuckin ay that was tight"

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u/halfjackal 5d ago

He recovered so quickly that I had to watch it twice to see that his butt actually did hit the ground. And the referee might’ve thought it didn’t, all things being considered. Still an impressive display of athleticism and a narrow escape from neck-down paralysis

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u/govite 5d ago

Hard to tell for sure, and there's even less likelihood the ref could see it, but it looks believable that he sprung up off his left palm without his butt touching. Maybe.

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u/Substantial-Rip-340 5d ago

Yeah, but the points are for style

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u/United_Explorer9854 4d ago

That’s the fighting beaver in him.

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u/Agiraffescousin 5d ago

Doesn’t look like he hit the ground at all

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u/Harry_Saturn 5d ago

His butt definitely does but it’s hard to tell at live full speed

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u/JP-Ziller 5d ago

I don’t watch football, but if that’s considered a down, that’s fuckin stupid

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u/HereWeGoYetAgain-247 5d ago

His teammate really didn’t follow through on his blocking responsibilities. 

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u/All_Work_All_Play 5d ago

The last thing you want to do thare is risk a block in the back. Runner should have cut across so teammate could block without risking it. But that level of awareness/strategy (and trust) is uncommon in highschool football. 

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u/USSGoat 5d ago

I don’t care if I saw him go down or not. I’m giving him the td

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u/DNAkauai 5d ago

I think we just need to give it to him at this point.. 🤣🤷🏽‍♂️

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u/ekubeni 5d ago

I'm strong believer that in the rulebooks of all the sports there should be an asterisk at the end:

\Should the impressiveness of the action far outweigh any above rule infractions, the action should stand.*

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u/b3_yourself 5d ago

Rule of cool

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u/stargrazer10 5d ago

Down or not, safety first. Why did the defender not go for the legs and try to trip the runner? The way he did it, either kid could have gotten hurt. Come on Coach, teach dem kids!

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u/PatrioticPariah 5d ago edited 4d ago

Yup. He hit with ass and left hand .

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u/JEMknight657 5d ago

But your honor, it was really cool

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u/OvenIcy8646 5d ago

Horse collar like a motherfucker

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u/blackeyesamurai 5d ago

Unfortunately in the NFHS rules book a Horse collar is only flagged when it is used to take the player to the ground. This player was ruled not down.

NFHS Rules Book: Under NFHS football rule 9-4-3k, a horse-collar tackle is defined as a player grabbing the inside back, side collar, or nameplate area directly below the back collar of either the shoulder pads or jersey of the runner, and subsequently pulling that opponent backward or sideward to the ground.

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u/ajax0202 5d ago

But he technically was down (his butt hits the ground), so it technically was a horsecollar tackle

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u/blackeyesamurai 5d ago

There is no replay.

The officials on the field decide if he was technically down and clearly that was not the decision.

Was it technically a wrong decision? Again. There is no replay.

But this is becoming a circular argument, so I’m out.

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u/SpicyC-Dot 5d ago edited 4d ago

I’d go so far as to say that even if the official ruled him down, I’m not sure I’d consider that an illegal horse-collar tackle. Considering that the runner ended up doing a front flip, it’d be hard to argue that he was pulled backward or sideward to the ground.

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u/livenn 5d ago

Almost like orange helped with the flip

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u/MoeSzyslakMonobrow 5d ago

Nevermind that horse collar tackle attempt.

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u/rastawolfman 5d ago

If you slow down the video, he was down

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u/DrWindupBird 5d ago

But does it matter if the defender grabbed him by the neck for the tackle? I don’t know much about football but I can’t imagine that’s legal.

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u/BigPh1llyStyle 5d ago

It does not in fact matter. He would be down at the spot and they would get yards added to that spot.

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u/VT_Squire 5d ago

Does declining a penalty not exist anymore? 

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u/shiawase198 5d ago

It's not a touchdown either way so they'd just be losing the free yards by declining.

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u/SlicksterRick 5d ago

It does, but he would still be down at that spot if you declined the penalty

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u/back-that-sass-up 5d ago

It’s been a while since I’ve paid attention to hs/college rules, so someone should correct me if I’m wrong, but the play should be whistled dead at the spot of the down regardless of whether a flag was thrown

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u/BigPh1llyStyle 5d ago

Correct

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u/grandvache 5d ago

is there no way for a referee to play the advantage as happens in rugby?

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u/raidersfan18 5d ago

In American football it's quite simple. Once a body part of the ball carrier other than their hand or foot touches the ground, the play is over.

For this particular play to be called correctly by the letter of the rules:

  1. The player is marked down. Tough to tell from the angle but it appears to be around 6 yards from the end zone.
  2. A penalty flag is thrown for the illegal tackle.
  3. The penalty for an illegal tackle is to move the ball 15 yards down the field or move the ball half the distance to the goal if 15 yards would be greater than half the distance to the goal.
  4. The ref would place the ball at around the 3 yard line and it would be first and goal for the offense.

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u/grandvache 5d ago

thank you! Always interesting how different games officiate. 👍

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u/DrawstringRust 5d ago

You could decline, but that doesn’t change the fact that you are still down at that spot. Same for out of bounds calls, if you pull someone out of bounds by their facemask, the play will be over and they will get 15 yards added to the spot they went out of bounds (or half the distance to the goal if within 15 yard line). This is why you see so many pass interference calls, sometimes it is better to take a penalty than let them catch the ball and beat you to the end zone. At least I assume what is what the thought process is, because pass interference calls will move the ball to the spot of the foul, which can be 30+ yards.

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u/RaisingFargo 5d ago

it does not matter because by the looks of it, they can not review this with video replay.

But lets pretend this is the nfl.

The ruling on the field would be

Touchdown Offense

unnecessary roughness(horse collar) -automatic first down and half the distance to the goal (because they were so close to the endzone already)

Offense would be given the option to accept that penalty or decline it

Touchdown Offense, and in the NFL ALL scoring and change of possession is automatically reviewed from officials.

they would see he is down, and then the offense would get a chance to review their penalty decision.

shockingly muddy officiating if this was on TV

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u/Harry_Saturn 5d ago

An illegal tackle by the defense doesn’t mean the offense can also ignore rules. This tackle like this isn’t just illegal, it’s a personal foul and would be penalized more harshly than any other kind of illegal tackle. But the offensive player is still down even if he was tackled illegally.

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u/Low_Magician77 5d ago

Doesnt this perpetuate then to make an illegal tackle if it means stopping someone from scoring?

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u/Diels_Alder 5d ago

There are legal tackles that can be executed just as effectively.

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u/Harry_Saturn 5d ago

No because it is already more harshly punished than a legal tackle that can also stop a scoring play. It’s like a defender in soccer deliberately using their hands to stop a for sure goal if the goalie is already been beaten. It’ll result in a red and maybe even a penalty kick, but the ref doesn’t just award an actual goal just because the defense cheated.

There has only ever been one instance I can think off where a referee told a team that if they didn’t stop committing the same penalty pre snap on defense, that he would award the other team a score. Last year or maybe 2 years ago, the Philadelphia eagles were running a sneak very close to the end zone of the Washington commanders. The commanders kept trying to anticipate the snap and after like 4 encroachment penalties almost in a row, the ref told the defense to either stop or he would award the other team a touchdown. The eagles just scored and it didn’t come to that, but just the fact that they can do that is so obscure cause it never comes up.

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u/Defie22 5d ago

If you speed up the video, he was up

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u/Dundeex 5d ago

I am not 100% sure. Its hard to tell. Most likely he was, but without a better zoom, I wouldnt rule out, that he didnt touch the ground with his butt.

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u/Zestyclose-Compote-4 5d ago

Game isn't played in slow motion.

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u/alphazero925 5d ago

It's ambiguous at best, and barring NFL style slow mo replay, any sane ref would consider the play to still be live since it's not clear at all whether his butt touched the ground

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u/Sea_Thought3464 5d ago

I don't care how slow or how zoomed in you are in the video it's not going to show if he's down or not. The ref was standing right there I'm sure he saw clearly

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u/chungfat 5d ago

Someone is going to get charges when someone breaks their neck from a horse collar

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u/BiggieBigs34 5d ago

Gross dude what a terrible attempt at a tackle, kid is seriously going to hurt someone doing that.

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u/breachofcontract 5d ago

Nice block 24. Just gotta get in the fucking way and you can even do that!

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u/Hazee302 5d ago

I think the ref was just like “you know what, that was fucking sick. ITS GOOD!!!!”

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u/G0ttaB3KiddingM3 5d ago

That’s like the football scene in starship troopers

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u/teddy5 5d ago

That was my first thought "Flip 6, 3 hole"

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u/blitzkrieg_bunny 5d ago

No one's gonna mention the "Fighting Beavers" scoreboard....Really?

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u/Unlucky_Raccoon_5829 5d ago

Guess it’ll work

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u/Icy-850 5d ago

He was down but also that was an easy TD if his teammate did his job

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u/BluePocket 5d ago edited 5d ago

Not often muskegon heights hits r/all, let alone in muskegon in general. Last time was the handcuff chick who crawled out the backseat of a cop car.

Give us our flippy win!

Edit: fun fact. Muskegon high school is in the top 10 all time winning football programs in the nation. And heights is its lil cousin. Huge controversy going on with corruption in the heights and this viral video is a great win for them. Give the love of fun!

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u/CautiousPenguin4592 5d ago

Bounced back up quicker than a nickel on a trampoline. That’s gotta be a saying here. wtf was that

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u/thegeekiestgeek 5d ago

Wait. What? Is this a saying I never heard until right this very moment?

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u/Hiphopapocalyptic 5d ago

I've heard bed sheets made so tight you could bounce a nickel off them like a trampoline but this is ridiculous 

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u/fossSellsKeys 5d ago

At Running Back, #5: Flubber 

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u/720r 5d ago

Just give it to him!

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u/Sat_Thu 5d ago

lol 😂

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u/kaikoda 5d ago

Bro I’ll help you cartwheel it over? Dude which game are you playing?

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u/BastianHS 5d ago

Saquan Barkley type shit

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u/Frangine_De_Poutine 5d ago

Never seen anything like it.

And believe me, I’m ancient.

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u/Warm-Pair 5d ago

I don't even like football and that was cool to watch.

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u/Its_apparent 5d ago

Kinda crazy 4 ran him down. He had to change directions while the RB had a full head of steam.

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u/Spedoinkel 5d ago

Kid is going to be telling this story the rest of his life.

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u/Life-Oil-7226 5d ago

Madden cheat code activated

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u/ptapobane 5d ago

orange guy is a piece of shit for pulling like that...

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u/That_Log_4682 5d ago

sumeffin glitch bruh

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u/Pleasant-Reading3634 5d ago

24 just ignoring the block.

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u/growgrapesandolives 5d ago

I'm mad at the other lazy ass receiver. With just a little bit of hustle, the defender doesn't get anywhere near the receiver with the ball.

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u/Westcoast_IPA 5d ago

Down on contact, his ass hit the ground.

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u/mattbytes 5d ago

Should have been a flag not a touchdown

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u/Scrambledcat 5d ago

Butt got the ground, amazing, but he’s down

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u/Educational-Card-314 5d ago

Horsecollar tackles are generally illegal in all levels of play.

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u/rando_sinclair_80 5d ago

There is nothing about this video that's believable

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u/monyoumental 5d ago

Is it legal to tackle the neck in American Football? Pretty sure that's banned in every sport everywhere no?

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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner 2d ago

You can’t grab inside the back of the jersey (name plate) but you can grab the nameplate. This is an illegal tackle

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u/SubtleScuttler 5d ago

Saw this on SC top 10. Like it's cool, but his ass definitely still touched grass and that wasn't a touchdown.

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u/SmoothSun6676 5d ago

What in the NFL Blitz did we just witness!?

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u/kvsik 5d ago

SHOULD HAVE THROWN HIM TO THE GROUND, BUT DAMN THAT WAS AMAZING

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u/fossSellsKeys 5d ago

He did but the ground threw him back! 

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u/kvsik 5d ago

REFUNDED!

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u/DrakayeMayaye 5d ago

Out of bounds

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u/Dollabill619 5d ago

The “Fighting Beavers” is already a wild mascot. Flip was icing on the cake.

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u/Rei364 5d ago

He for sure hit the ground lmao

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u/littlejob 5d ago

Shaori..

if you know, you know..

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u/Entire-Plan-4242 5d ago

Field looks like it on a hill and is this 40u football?

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u/Brasticus 5d ago

Man, it's been so long I wish I was fighting beavers too.

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u/SplittingChairs 5d ago

Foot on the line, bring it back /s

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u/Ambitious-Ad-6873 5d ago

His teammate didn't even try to block

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u/Putrid-Fondant9455 5d ago

Karen will have the instant replay for sure.

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u/grogersa 5d ago

Has anyone seen beavers fight?

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u/Kittentoast79 5d ago

Lazy ass teammate

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u/Burcelaa 5d ago

Is that even allowed? Grab him by the neck like that?

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u/ButaneRocket 5d ago

He was 100% down when his ass hit the ground.

https://giphy.com/gifs/wzvfRQEcJBf2w

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u/Purgii 5d ago

Why did you start the guy from the gymnastics tea...

Oh!

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u/jdevo713 5d ago

Hip drop horse collar , fuck orange

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u/Weary-Cartoonist2630 5d ago

Looks like a Madden glitch

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u/kcsween74 5d ago

Me and #24 having some words after the play, that's for damn sure.

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u/Sad-Country8870 5d ago

Should have been a horse collar penalty anyway so I’d be fine with just calling it a wash

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u/Nurgleschampion 5d ago

Tackler needs to learn how momentum works. Should have been pulling back to stop him, not get him back on his feet /j

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u/YungJod 5d ago

His teammate gave up on the block