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Message: [QUOTE="Organix, post: 3424276, member: 8187"] Cam Smith, Damien Cook, Mick Ennis. Most modern hookers do it to gain a slight advantage. They do it to push the limits. It happens. I'm ok with shutting down an offload. I'm not ok with it "accidentally" turning into a strip of the ball. There is a duty of care on the ball carrier, and yeah self-preservation aspects as well, but to say that players don't push the limits to test the boundaries of the rules... there needs to be a deterrent for messing that up. Otherwise it would be stop/start NFL garbage. "Oops. Ball came out. Teehee. Everyone set? Ok, let's go again." Offloads are low percentage plays and also add to the spectacle. May as well say that if an offload gets dropped just give it back and let them play it as a tackle. [/QUOTE]

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