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exboyfil

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5. That makes sense if you you clearly determine the intent of

Reply to Auggie (Reply #4)

Mon Dec 28, 2020, 12:39 PM

Dec 2020

the ball handler. A simpler rule should be it can't go forward if past the line of scrimmage or hit the ground. A backward fumble that never hits the ground should be advanced.

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A recovery pool encounter could doom Browns playoff hopes [View all] Auggie Dec 2020 OP

Every team that just misses the playoffs Best_man23 Dec 2020 #1

I am still trying to figure out how a ball exboyfil Dec 2020 #2

In the final two minutes of a game only the player that fumbles the ball can advance that same ball Auggie Dec 2020 #4

That makes sense if you you clearly determine the intent of exboyfil Dec 2020 #5

You'll have to take that up with the NFL Auggie Dec 2020 #6

The Browns have been great this year. stopbush Dec 2020 #3