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They call helmet to helmet like that when the other guy doesn't have the ball. When the guy has the ball and hunkers down for contact, and helmets hit, they don't call it. That's how it's intended.

 

It was helmet to helmet on a block that wasn't necessary. They called it.

 

Edit - Meaning the helmet to helmet wasn't necessary, not the block itself.

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Oh, and I'm not arguing in favor of the rule. But that is the rule. It was helmet to helmet (totally unintentional) and it was flagged. They don't care if Bell couldn't have moved his head...they care his helmet contacted the other guys on a block like that.

The biggest reason this play was flagged -- NO ATTEMP to wrap up --

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I saw holding down field....

 

Well, then that's a payback non-call for the holding on their 60 yard TD run.

There were a whole lot of no calls on holds the entire game.

 

I think there was only one holding call the entire game - on Mathais of Wisconsin who blatantly grabbed a jersey. Mathais was in due to the Costigan concussion.

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Wrap up what? He was blocking...? I'm confused.

 

My point is just that in the view of the refs, if you're going to throw a block on someone up there, your helmet better not hit theirs. If it does and they see it, you'll be flagged. That's just the way it is these days.

oope -- i just saw the replay on here -- i was out christmas shopping

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