You know it.

I mean, that was the reason Bosa almost got ejected last year and they did the same break downs of how he gets away with it. And we spent a whole game thread talking about it during our game with them. It's something we'll have to live with. Hopefully they don't call it too much but yeah, I really wish he wouldn't do that shit at all.

if they never called it then is it illegal? It sure seemed legal to do for Lane johnson during the Superbowl

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Impossible, given the nature of false start

The penalty seemed like the only one where he actually moved before snap.

Coaches and game officials have been watching his tape the last couple years and the reason it is not called is because when they watch his game tape and analyze his movement compared to the snap of the ball, he nearly always times it well.

He must have the quickest reflexes ever

Nah, very good pass protector, poor run blocker. I like him a LOT more than Wylie but we're paying him Lane Johnson money and he's not at that level, yet.

Yeah, but that hold kept Mahomes from getting lit up, when they showed the replay of it, it was like yep, atta boy though, ten yards is better than an injured superstar in week 1.

Nah, I've only ever seen flags thrown on the Raiders for the tackles lining up too far back.

I think there was one where he really got away with a presnap move, but other than that, he's just got it down pretty cold. And, it's the least of our problems.

Collinworth saying "Jawaan Taylor playing slot receiver" was pretty funny

No, you do it every time. If you're inconsistent that's when you get flagged. Lots of tackles do this. I'm glad we have one talking advantage of it.

He and Humphrey will bring back Dancing with Stars or INSYNC

Lane Johnson is the best example of this. He looks like he is moving early EVERY play.

Our O-Line was miles better at pass protection. Smith/Taylor were great in pass pro last night.

I shudder at the thought of OBJ vs #97... Mahomes would be on IR today.