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Originally Posted by BuckinKaeding
You are 100% correct with this statement. I am not arguing anymore, so just hear me out.
The whistle actually didnt blow until right about when the Chargers LB had it, but it may have been a couple seconds before.
Both Jay Cutler and Tim Dobbins continued at 100% effort even after the whistle had blown. That is why the NFL is likely to come up with some kind of rule change this offseason.
You won the game, thats in the books, but you cannot deny that in a game where the Chargers did not get one bounce their way, until that play, it is shitty for the Chargers fans to get that taken away from them.
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No they won't. They're not going to come up with a rule change. There absolutely no way to do it. You can't ask refs to guage whether a player is giving 100% effort or not after a whistle has blown. It's impossible.
You can't tell who's letting up, and who is not when EVERYONE is supposed to let up after the whistle. This rule will never change.