What's your take on the Tush Push?

[JustInTime]

but then no more delay of game or whatever bull shit the refs try and make up on the spot when the opposing D tries to guess the snap and jump the line.  That is just as much part of the game.  I also dont want to see any helmet to helmet calls on the defense when the make contact with the ball carrier or blockers helmets when trying to make the play.  No problem with the play,  but the defense has to be able to do whatever they can to stop it.

Other than the Washington game, I didn’t see any delays. 

Speaking of Washington, I draft Desmond Watson if nothing else for 2 games a year. Probably a late Day 3 pick or priority FA.

[FLVike]

Sometimes in this play the QB is on top of the pile being pushed without his feet touching the ground.
So if you are allowed to help the runner with his feet off the ground then there are also more ways to help him which I'm sure would be against the rules if the Vikings did it.

[greediron]

but then no more delay of game or whatever bull shit the refs try and make up on the spot when the opposing D tries to guess the snap and jump the line.  That is just as much part of the game.  I also dont want to see any helmet to helmet calls on the defense when the make contact with the ball carrier or blockers helmets when trying to make the play.  No problem with the play,  but the defense has to be able to do whatever they can to stop it.

That sequence was about as bullshit of reffing I have ever seen.

The D should have the option to play just like the offense.