Found video of the no call roughing call on cam

[PntherPryd]

I just hate that this is what people are talking about after Cam had such a fantastic game yesterday.  I'm not sure Cam has ever been more accurate or made better decisions for 4 complete quarters. Simply awesome.

exactly.

this "story" over shadowed his play, over-shadowed Norman's incredible play and also overshadowed the game-long horrid calls by that officiating crew.  All anyone will remember is this is the Hochuligate game where Fox was so pathetic they didn't even get a replay of it.

 

 

[goodoleboy]

QBs who can scramble like Luck and Rogers get this call, Cam and Big Ben wouldn't get this call because due to their imposing size the ref views it as fair game 

You might have a point except for the fact that Cam has gotten more QB roughing calls since coming into the league than any other QB during the same time period. He has 30. Next closest is Matt Ryan with like 23. Read those numbers in a Black and Blue Review tweet yesterday.

[PntherPryd]

 

You might have a point except for the fact that Cam has gotten more QB roughing calls since coming into the league than any other QB during the same time period. He has 30. Next closest is Matt Ryan with like 23. Read those numbers in a Black and Blue Review tweet yesterday.

my point was that it was Not a penalty and that all the BS about Hochuli takes away from other newsworthy events in the game.  Not sure how B&B text about Cam getting a lot of calls "disproves" my point, in fact it strengthens it.  

Cam has perfected the art of slowing down just a fraction before hitting the line, smart play by him and it accounts for those calls B&B pointed out.

I did have a big problem with Ronde calling it "flopping" though.

 

[goodoleboy]

 

 

my point was that it was Not a penalty and that all the BS about Hochuli takes away from other newsworthy events in the game.  Not sure how B&B text about Cam getting a lot of calls "disproves" my point, in fact it strengthens it.  

Cam has perfected the art of slowing down just a fraction before hitting the line, smart play by him and it accounts for those calls B&B pointed out.

I did have a big problem with Ronde calling it "flopping" though.

 

Sorry PntherPryd I meant to quote thebigcat

Seeing it live at the game my first thought was a flop like basketball players do to draw charging calls. Looking at the video it looked more like the defender tripped over Cam trying to get out of his way. It was far from flagrant.

[Plewis]

Good no call imo. Cam did the savvy thing and embellished a bit. You know he doesn't go down like that from an arm grab.

[lightsout]

So KK takes two steps and hits the QB after a throw, penalty.

Cam is chased, throws the ball, defender takes 4 individual steps, then shoves Cam to the ground, no flag.


Yeah, that is ridiculous. But no harm, no foul. Cam didn't get hurt and we won. Give a damn about some stupid non-called penalty now. We got the Bucs in a few days, people. Focus.

[tiger7_88]

You might have a point except for the fact that Cam has gotten more QB roughing calls since coming into the league than any other QB during the same time period. He has 30. Next closest is Matt Ryan with like 23. Read those numbers in a Black and Blue Review tweet yesterday.

You understand you're making a logical fallacy in the statement above, right?

[Davidson Deac II]

I don't see anywhere close to a penalty.

The only foul is on Fox coverage for completely missing this (and many other) plays.

 

 

I don't know.  It certainly wasn't out of bounds, but he was pushed to the ground well after the ball was released.  Its borderline imo.  But I agree its not clearly a penalty.