Skins-Ravens Recap: Self-Promotion Edition
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Skins-Ravens Recap: Self-Promotion Edition
For the second time this season, I got the chance to fill in for the regular Redskins columnist on RVANews, a local news site here in Richmond. Have a read and let me know what you think!
http://rvanews.com/sports/redskins-our- ... -win/77530
http://rvanews.com/sports/redskins-our- ... -win/77530
Deadskins wrote:I think the timeout rule is in the final minute, not two, but altogether another good piece.
You know, I meant to actually look up the rule, but the original injury happened at just under 2 minutes, so either we took a timeout, which wasn't evident from the broadcast, or they took one away from us.
And, thanks!
PAPDOG67 wrote:Can anyone clarify this for me. I thought there was suppose to be a 10 second run-off after the intentional grounding on RGIII. I was happy to see there wasn't, but I thought that required a 10 second run-off if it occurred with under 2 minutes remaining???
The 10 second run-off is if you don't have any time outs.
cvillehog wrote:PAPDOG67 wrote:Can anyone clarify this for me. I thought there was suppose to be a 10 second run-off after the intentional grounding on RGIII. I was happy to see there wasn't, but I thought that required a 10 second run-off if it occurred with under 2 minutes remaining???
The 10 second run-off is if you don't have any time outs.
So you just answered your own question about where the timeout went.
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Deadskins wrote:cvillehog wrote:PAPDOG67 wrote:Can anyone clarify this for me. I thought there was suppose to be a 10 second run-off after the intentional grounding on RGIII. I was happy to see there wasn't, but I thought that required a 10 second run-off if it occurred with under 2 minutes remaining???
The 10 second run-off is if you don't have any time outs.
So you just answered your own question about where the timeout went.
I looked it up after your post.

Nice article. And the timeout rule IS after the two minute warning, not one minute. See link below, go to INJURY TIMEOUTS AFTER TWO MINUTE WARNING IN EITHER HALF article 4
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/pu ... Timing.pdf
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/pu ... Timing.pdf
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rskin72 wrote:Nice article. And the timeout rule IS after the two minute warning, not one minute. See link below, go to INJURY TIMEOUTS AFTER TWO MINUTE WARNING IN EITHER HALF article 4
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/pu ... Timing.pdf
It must be penalties with no timeouts that cost you 10 seconds only in the final minute then.
Andre Carter wrote:Damn man, you know your football.
Hog Bowl IV Champion (2012)
Hail to the Redskins!