Cheesey;422564That’s kind of how I saw it. Yes, he WAS pushed into the guy, but he was running full speed and I doubt he could have missed hitting the returner.

Very good. The play was at the other end of the stadium and even with Tundra Vision I was uncertain. I had the radio on after the game but didn't hear anyone even mention it.

Zero2Cool;422562During the replays it looked like Brown was coming regardless of being blocked or not.
And I believe the rule is even if you are blocked into the returner, it doesn't matter.

I blame that on Brown 100%. He was running full speed at him and there's no way he was going to miss him. Brown was following the ball.

I need to clarify this. I believe the rule is the returner signals fair catch, it does not matter if you were blocked into the returner or not.


I believe if there is no signal for fair catch, that is when the blocked into returner deal comes into play.

Not a rules expert as they seem to change a lot, but that is what I believe I've heard and understand.

Edit, rules if someone wants to read.
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/public/image/rulebook/pdfs/13_Rule10_CatchKick_FairCatch.pdf

Just saying [biggrin]

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