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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Doesn't seem like the same type of punishment that Mays got. Fair?
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I guess the difference is that Dobbins hit Cutler while he was over the line of scrimmage so there is a reasonable argument to be made that he was a runner and therefore not protected from hits to the head.
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The league was obviously trying to help us out by suspending Joe Mays.
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weird.....I never even knew he played in the NFL
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Rumblin' Bumblin'
Join Date: Aug 2004
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This is what confuses me. Based on the results of the official calls on the field, Cutler was past the line of scrimmage and legally a runner, there shouldn't have been a flag for roughing nor a fine at that point. It could be argued that maybe it was a touch dirty or over aggressive...but it was completely legal by my understanding of the rule.
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A verbis ad verbera
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Long Beach
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Mays had back to back weeks of going to the head didn't he? If Dobbins does it again he will probably get a game off.
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