Video of the Cam no-call linked in this thread

[KSpan]

Looks like about 4 steps and an unnecessary push to me.

http://sportsimplified.com/2015/09/the-controversial-no-call-on-cam-newton/

[Ruff]

I'm just going to say, that title makes this post scream "malware". 

[KSpan]

I'm just going to say, that title makes this post scream "malware". 

Just trying to be clear about what the thread contains since 15 already has the other one.  No malware that my PC detected.

[csx]

That looks like some acting on Newtons part. The guy just had his hands on him.

[TheWiz]

I'm sure he fell in a manner that was too athletic. Its hard to call because athletic quarterbacks don't seem to be "roughed up" enough to get the call for "roughing the passer." 

Just wanted to get the BS out of the way before the real conversation began. 

[KSpan]

wow, now that I finally saw it ... that was definitely not a late hit. 

Kinda makes sense that Cam would say "It was 50/50"  ....completely agree with the no call there. 

The 'hit' itself wasn't much, but I think the fact that the ball was so long gone is what makes it unnecessary in my opinion.

[JawnyBlaze]

lol juding by that video it was absolutely unnecessary roughness.  Was the guy maliciously trying to injure Cam?  No.  But numerous steps after Cam released the ball the guy still had his hands on him and leaned on him/ran through him/whatever he did to cause Cam to fall over.  That gets called for just about every other QB.

[Ruff]

Just trying to be clear about what the thread contains since 15 already has the other one.  No malware that my PC detected.

lol, I'm not saying there is any. It's just like the most click-bait-y of titles with a link. 

 

If if it was a bit.ly link i would've been concerned you were trying to sell me cheap, high quality jerseys. 

[Sam Mills Fan]

So Cam can get wrapped up by JJ Watt at full blast and not go down, but a simple love tap by a no-name Saint makes him go flying down? Obvious flop, I wouldn't want to reward him for that if I was Hochuli.

[JawnyBlaze]

That looks like some acting on Newtons part. The guy just had his hands on him.

I wouldn't doubt there was some acting on Cam's part, but the guy had his hands on him and was still running, so he obviously probably had some weight on Cam which caused Cam to stumble and fall.  Was it remnants of Bountygate?  No, but it was a illegal act.

[KSpan]

lol, I'm not saying there is any. It's just like the most click-bait-y of titles with a link. 

 

If if it was a bit.ly link i would've been concerned you were trying to sell me cheap, high quality jerseys. 

C'mon now, who DOESN'T love jerseys that are both cheap and high-quality?  Have to be both though.

[JawnyBlaze]

The defender is obligated to cease contact after the ball is thrown.  By not taking his hands off, thereby causing the stumble since Cam was already in a compromising position, it should have been an unnecessary roughness.

[L-TownCat]

Ask yourself are we interpreting rules or following them?

The rule states if a QB is taken to the ground after the ball is released it is a personal foul.

Not being a homer and I've argued this even against our team.  I dont care what your name is or who you play for the rules are meant to protect QBs all the time not in spurts.

[JawnyBlaze]

 

This closer view makes it look like the defender used his two hands to spin Cam around a little at the end there.  UNNECESSARY. ROUGHNESS.