"Steve Russo" <
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> He is not the ordinary QB...but the rules are the rules...and should be
> consistent. They are not. He sounds like he is whining, but he does get
> treated differently because he is a threat to run. They don't look at him
> like the stiff legged QB trying to avoid being killed, and when he gets
> hit
> they let things slide some. I'd imagine he is getting constantly told to
> stay in the pocket by his coaches and is also being told it will keep him
> in
> the game longer...well, I'm not so sure that is the case with a guy the
> size
> of Vick...he may need to move to stay alive. Either way...I've watched all
> their games and I think he has a point. I do not think he was referring to
> the concussion play...he gets a lot of hits that would be called for some
> QB's. If he is still in the tackle box...the penalties should still come
> as
> stated by the rules.
I think the play suspected in his hand injury is on a hit by Canty. He
came in late and high. No flag.
Contrast that to the flag thrown on Wilkerson for his "hit" on Jason
Campbell and there is no comparison.
You're right - there is NO consistency in how these plays are being
called.
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Or by crew to crew....the game last night had some hits in it that would
have been penalties against either of the two biggest names playing
QB....one is not playing now...but I have gone back to look at things I
taped, and it is just not the same from officiating crew to crew or from how
one QB gets treated to how another is. If the QB is still in that box...the
flags need to start flying OR....let them just be football players again,
stop the flags completely, but this system is wrong. The first step should
be fulltime professional officials who can be replaced when they screw up,
and with a backup system ready.