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A Pittsburgh Steelers player denounced the ‘illegal’ play they used against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas Chiefs in Super Bowl 2023. The NFL would ban it!
The game that was played Philadelphia Eagles y Kansas City Chiefs in it Super Bowl 2023 He continues to give something to talk about with a play that they classified as illegal. There is even talk that the NFL would prohibit that action against Patrick Mahomes and company.
The Eagles offense scored 35 points in the Super Bowl LVII and in the last quarter they used the famous QB sneak of Jalen Hurts. Touchdown for Philadelphia and the controversy began at 3, 2, 1 despite the victory of Mahomes and the Chiefs.
Cam Heywardsix-time Pro Bowl with Pittsburgh Steelers, He was one of the players who denounced the Philadelphia Eagles QB sneak with some forceful words on his podcast ‘Not just football’. an analyst of la NFL already supported it
“It’s illegal, they never settle. If you watch, the offensive lineman never sets up. It should be changed, they are never given time, they rush to get to the ball and no one is ever ready. They’re rolling forward, I’ve got this on tape, we can see it. It always bothers me these fourth downs because he’s always so biased toward offense. I’m confused why they changed the rule, it used to be a penalty to push your guy forward. Nobody really noticed until the Eagles were like, ‘Oh, this is unstoppable.'” Cam Heyward said on his ‘Not Just Football’ podcast.
NFL would ban ‘illegal’ play they used vs. Chiefs at Super Bowl 2023
During the Super Bowl 2023, The Philadelphia Eagles repeatedly lined up two players behind quarterback Jalen Hurts to push him forward for a first down or a touchdown against Patrick Mhaomes y Kansas City Chiefs. According to Dean Blandino, a rules analyst for Fox Sports, this play, which Cam Heyward called illegal, could be banned by the NFL.
“I think the league will look at this and I’d be surprised if they don’t make a change. This is just a tactic that is not an aesthetically pleasing play and I think the competition committee will review it,” said Fox Sports’ Dean Blandino.
