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IMDB rating: 6.60 Plot: Marion is a factory worker who hopes to trade the assembly line, for a beautiful penthouse apartment. Mark Whitney, a wealthy and influential lawyer can make her dreams come true, but there is only one problem, he will give her everything but a marriage proposal. Will this affair ever lead to marriage? |
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Actors: Gable Clark,Ford Wallace,Gallagher Richard ‘Skeets’,Conroy Frank,Miljan John,Baxley Jack,Boteler Wade,Cheron Andre,Corrado Gino,Ford Francis,LeSaint Edward,Malatesta Fred,Drama,Romance,
Should it be ruled a sack in the NFL if a defender is able to touch the QB with his hands?
The league’s Competition Committee adopted a clarification of the current rule on hits to a quarterback in the knee area or below. The clarification specifically prohibits a defender on the ground who hasn’t been blocked or fouled directly into the quarterback from lunging or diving at the quarterback’s lower legs.
If a defender is on the ground, near the area of the QB possessing the ball, should the defender give up and allow the QB to pass?
Should the NFL ban tackling and adopt flag or touch football?
We get that it’s weak…no need to be overdramatic…
Eventually when some of the golden boys of the league retire, then we will se the roughing calls slow down.
Ryan | Nov 19, 2009
If the QB tries to run and gain no yards, then it should b ruled a sack.
JCH | Nov 19, 2009
No, you dumbass. The defender should get up and go after the QB. Your sarcasm indicates you never even played a sport. You’re nothing more than a macho couch potato. Loser.
Francisco Lopez's tomato | Nov 19, 2009
yes
Will | Nov 19, 2009
The way they are setting rules to protect the QB I say yes whats good for the goose is good for the gander
Michael | Nov 19, 2009
No, it shouldn’t be ruled a sack if the defender can touch the QB. Lots of QB’s find ways to scramble away from the rush to make a great play (NY Giants: Eli Manning to David Tyre in the Super Bowl is a great example). The rule for protecting the QB are in place for good reasons, but I say let them play!!!
Music Man | Nov 19, 2009
ah c’mon….
RT | Nov 19, 2009
not wen his in a throwin motion. yes wen his scramblin. dis is like basketball rules of wen its gonna be a shooting foul or just some blocking foul or wateva
hahaha | Nov 19, 2009