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Message: [QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 3124212, member: 1674"] I think I know which one you're talking about and I actually think that one was okay. Phillip Dorsett was relatively close to the ball. It is kind of a joke though. Brady literally never even saw Dorsett; he just trusted that he'd run his route and blindly threw the ball over there to avoid the sack. I can't remember which QB it was (I think it was Brady or Brees but not entirely sure), but I vividly remember a play where the ref originally threw the flag and then picked it up and said "There is no penalty for intentional grounding. While there was no WR in the general area of the pass, the QB thought the WR would be there and therefore, it's not intentional grounding". It was at that moment that all hope for this rule was lost. [/QUOTE]