Please explain how ball is not dead after Cousins fumbles the backward pass? He wasnt first to tpuch it!
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10-03-17 12:46 AM #1
Nfl rules on backward pass
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10-03-17 12:46 AM #2
Nfl rulebook violated. Someone needs to be fired
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10-03-17 12:58 AM #3
From Wikipedia:
Unlike a forward pass, if a backward pass hits the ground or an official, play continues and, as with a fumble, a backward pass that has hit the ground may be recovered and advanced by either team.[1] Backward passes can also be intercepted. A lateral may be underhand or overhand as long as the ball is not advanced in the pass.
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10-03-17 01:00 AM #4
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10-03-17 01:02 AM #5
You need to contact your local law enforcement agency before it's too late!
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10-03-17 01:24 AM #6
Lol. But i thought the fumble cannot be recovered by the same person who fumbled the ball initially
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10-03-17 01:35 AM #7
what...that is the person who most often recovers it.
Originally Posted by anci22
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10-03-17 01:42 AM #8
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10-03-17 02:08 AM #9
Yeah, that is the rule for the team that fumbles the ball. Originally Posted by anci22
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10-03-17 02:09 AM #10
he's still in the bargaining stage of grief. like maybe he'll wake up and NFL will take away the TD and save his +7
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