Logical, but there was a definite time crunch, which affected both teams.
Joel Send a noteboard - 29/11/2010 03:33:52 PM
I assume they don't practice more than 3 hours straight, which means the stadium can fit in at least 3 training sessions per day without issue. For example one team would practice 10am-1pm, the other 2-5pm and the first one again 6-9pm, switched around the next day.
And I'm not sure what home vs away team does in the context of closed practice session or not?
And I'm not sure what home vs away team does in the context of closed practice session or not?
They both had about two thirds as much time as they normally would to practice, and I honestly don't know what effect, if any, that had on procedure. That and the availability of alternate fields (visiting teams often get permission and use nearby college fields to practice) are what makes the "away" team issue relevant: In this case the "home" team had to spend about three times longer in the air than any visiting team that week (except Denver, obviously).
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Hopefully this will finally get McDaniels fired from the Broncos
27/11/2010 06:45:12 PM
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I think the evidence should be thrown out based on their sucking in that game. *NM*
27/11/2010 07:27:28 PM
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Was the session closed?
27/11/2010 08:06:28 PM
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The LEAGUE said no one could tape it, and virtually shouted it at the Cheatriots after Spygate.
28/11/2010 12:05:00 AM
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So they were allowed to watch but not tape?
28/11/2010 12:37:59 AM
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Well, I suppose they could spend all their time watching the '9ers practice if the skipped their own
28/11/2010 01:00:38 AM
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Or just send an extra guy there
28/11/2010 01:07:02 AM
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Probably would still be illegal, but I'm not sure it could be done so easily.
28/11/2010 02:22:52 AM
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Then why not practice behind closed doors?
28/11/2010 07:56:36 AM
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Normally they do, at least part of the time, but there were extenuating circumstances.
28/11/2010 12:13:23 PM
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My point is that all they'd have to do is tell the people running Wembley
29/11/2010 11:18:06 AM
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Closed practices are fairly common, but I'm not sure how it works when BOTH teams are "visitors".
29/11/2010 12:51:33 PM
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I presume they staggered the practices
29/11/2010 03:29:29 PM
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Logical, but there was a definite time crunch, which affected both teams.
29/11/2010 03:33:52 PM
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OMFG, someone must've dropped the boy genius on his head a few (dozen) times as a child.
28/11/2010 12:20:03 AM
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Well, John, here's hoping he doesn't get fired.
28/11/2010 05:13:06 PM
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Thanks for the invite
28/11/2010 07:19:08 PM
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Pretty sad when the Faders can tut tut Denver for poor sportsmanship though.
29/11/2010 01:01:08 PM
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Really?
29/11/2010 02:37:39 PM
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Cut blocks are legal, chop blocks aren't.
29/11/2010 03:29:33 PM
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cut blocks are illegal at the LOS and also sometimes in the open field depending on the play
30/11/2010 01:33:09 AM
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Have a source for that? 'Cos I can't find one.
30/11/2010 03:56:26 AM
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my mistake. cut blocking is only illegal if done below the knees
30/11/2010 05:09:11 AM
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No biggy; I only know 'cos Denver fans have to deal with these accusations a dozen times a year
30/11/2010 05:01:49 PM
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