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Receivers running out of bounds or forced?
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[QUOTE="Finwad32, post: 1162875, member: 651"] My understanding of the rule is that forced or unforced out of bounds doesn't matter. Furthermore, forcing a WR out of bounds is not Pass Interference as long as it's within the 5-yards from the LOS. The yardage tends to get stretched on the field. Now if you're making a play down the field and the WR leaves his feet to catch the ball, you can legally force them out of bounds in the air as long as contact starts after they've touched the ball. [/QUOTE]
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