Officiating Implementation

With Auburn and others running their new/old offenses, it's obvious the officials are enabling them.
How many ineligible lineman downfield calls did we see this season?
On just about every play Auburn runs, their tackles pull up, then run three yards downfield, holding the defense hostage to the run.
Get away with it every time.
NFL officials are all over this, time for the college refs to catch up.

averagedawg wrote: With Auburn and others running their new/old offenses, it's obvious the officials are enabling them.
How many ineligible lineman downfield calls did we see this season?
On just about every play Auburn runs, their tackles pull up, then run three yards downfield, holding the defense hostage to the run.
Get away with it every time.
NFL officials are all over this, time for the college refs to catch up.

I thought that very thing was addressed and that OL can go up to 3 yards over the LOS and still not be considered downfield.

Clarify, Auburn players were past the three yard mark.
Also, if I am not wrong, the initial pull up must be within one yard past the line of scrimmage and not go past the three yard mark.
Either scenario, Auburn will continue to do it as long as they get away with it.

hey if they can push the limits and get away with it and WIN more power to them. Wish our OC and HC was that smart