That Roman Harper injury timeout....

[Jeremy Igo]

Yeah... He wasn't hurt. Just laying there a bit.

Cost the Panthers a timeout.

The Panthers would have had three timeouts left which hypothetically could have changed the play calling up a bit.

[Luuuuuuuuuuke59]

I was screaming at this when it happened. Grandpa Harper has no place on this team.

[Carolina Cajun]

Please tell me that's a joke...if he wasn't hurt and he just layed there, he needs to be brained...Roman Harper has done more to test my fandom than anything in years.

[Jase]

I didn't even know that was a rule. I thought it was only a rule to charge a TO if the clock is running, which after a TD it is not.

[Jeremy Igo]

I didn't even know that was a rule. I thought it was only a rule to charge a TO if the clock is running, which after a TD it is not.

 

Its a rule inside of 2 minutes or else guys would just be pretending to be hurt left and right

[Darth Biscuit]

How u know this Zod?

[Jeremy Igo]

Please tell me that's a joke...

 

no joke.

[Jase]

Its a rule inside of 2 minutes or else guys would just be pretending to be hurt left and right

Yeah, but after a TD, the clock stops anyway.

[Jeremy Igo]

Yeah, but after a TD, the clock stops anyway.

 

Ah, I see your point. I think its just a blanket rule. Injuries are timeouts. Easier that way.

[Peppers90 NC]

the clock had stopped right?  i was confused why it cost us a time out, i thought that only happened if they clock was still running.

 

-edit- already addressed, still confused.

[LinvilleGorge]

Wouldn't have changed a damn thing.  Our OL couldn't have provided protection on that drive if it was a bunch of huddle posters rushing the passer.

[Jase]

Wouldn't have changed a damn thing. Our OL couldn't have provided protection on that drive if it was a bunch of huddle posters rushing the passer.

Yeah, clock ended up being a non factor considering we still turned it over on downs with time remaining.

Oh, and I've got a killer swim move.

[Cary Kollins]

Harper is absolutely terrible.

 

 

[Jase]

Well, I went back on pereira's Twitter and found the answer.

@MikePereira: For those asking about panthers charged TO, it was within two minutes.

Always applies - unless there's a change of possession.

Dumb rule. They can distinguish between a running clock and a stopped clock when determining if an offensive penalty warrants a 10 second runoff, but not injuries?