I think the Favre situation was a busted play.... looked like he wanted to hand off at first .... running back not there...... started to bootleg right an saw Strahan. He slid but he was not going forward , I think he was just protecting himself ...
I don't like it anymore than the rest of you ..... but it is not changing anytime soon
The Watt non sack has multiple situations that can explain why it was called the way it was by rules ........ I still think they got it wrong and won't change it because they are who we thought they were ......... bull shitters..
more stuff to confuse the issue
Statistical record rules[edit]
Green Bay quarterback
Aaron Rodgers being sacked by
Seattle defensive end
Patrick Kerney in 2009.
To be considered a sack, the quarterback must intend to throw a forward pass. If the play is designed for the quarterback to rush (run) the ball, any loss is subtracted from the quarterback's rushing total (and the play is ruled a
tackle for loss as opposed to a sack). If the quarterback's intent is not obvious, statisticians use certain criteria, such as the offensive line blocking scheme, to decide. Unique situations where a loss reduces a quarterback's rushing total (not a sack) are "
kneel downs" (used to run time off the game clock).
A player will receive credit for half of a sack when multiple players contribute to the sacking of a quarterback, even if more than two players contributed.
In the
National Football League (NFL), it is possible to record a sack for zero yards. The
NFL subtract yards lost due to sacks from teams' passing totals (though the quarterback's individual passing total stats remain unchanged),
[3] while the
NCAA subtracts sack yardage from individual rushing totals.
[4]
Personally I am far more upset about the Cam Heyward call and the .5 sack TJ was denied on that play ....... QB was a runner and Cam did not hit him in the head anyway