Stafford directing team right before spiking ball

[Mackeyser]

Suh… I still think he was partially justified because Evan Dietrich-Smith is a super dirty POS (the stomping incident) but he’s also been dirty himself and it feels dirty having defended him.

I kinda love that he was gonna put his weight on Stafford and Stafford put his knees up and got him the balls… football-jitsu

 

[Gandalf]

It would have sucked having a penalty that caused a 10 second runoff.

 

[Faceplant]

Just wondering, does anyone have an idea who Matthew Stafford was pointing at & looks to be urgently telling to get to the line of scrimmage right before he spikes the ball?

REILLY!!!!!!

Can't believe no one used that yet!!!

I win!!!

 

[rdlkgliders]

refresh my memory since I can't recall it ever happening, but does the offense have to wait for the defense to get on their side of the LOS before snapping the ball?

I am sure this was answered but I am lazy.
Once the ref touches the ball (sets it) offense is clear to snap it. At least that is my understanding

 

[IBruce80]

I'd be more concerned if he wasn't showing that sense of urgency. That drive was exactly what I expected from a leader; great awareness of what needed to be done.

 

[David Ray]

He yelled "I'm going to fuck you up" because he thought Stafford kicked him. In reality, Stafford was just rolling through the tackle and used his legs a bit to keep Suh's weight from flopping on him it looked like to me. He certainly didn't kick him at all. So Suh was just being a whiny bitch who, of all people in the league, has zero right to bitch about anyone being dirty. Oh well, 15 yards and a touchdown later.... fuck Suh.

But Chris Rose said it was a kick. And he is SO astute.