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8/14 training camp twitter thread

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Gotta remember all turnovers get reviewed now. If Norman gets a pick off a blatant missed PI, can the refs overturn it?

I don't think a PI penalty can be added on a possession review if the refs see it after the fact. If that's the case, holding would be called on every review if linemen are in the frame being reviewed.

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I don't think a PI penalty can be added on a possession review if the refs see it after the fact. If that's the case, holding would be called on every review if linemen are in the frame being reviewed.

I know they can't add the PI, but can they take away the TO? I doubt it but just thought about it due to the mandatory review of turnovers that's now in play.

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You can't challenge a penalty and a penalty can't be called after the fact, on a challenge or a review. I'm pretty sure that's how it works, anyway.

So if Norman gets a pick with questionable PI, only if they threw the flag before the review could it go back.

Really though, as someone said earlier, if he's as much of a ball hawk as this practice makes him out to be, I think we'll see offensive pass interference being called on plays he's a part of more than PI on him, as he'll be turning WRs into CBs.

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You can't challenge a penalty and a penalty can't be called after the fact, on a challenge or a review. I'm pretty sure that's how it works, anyway.

So if Norman gets a pick with questionable PI, only if they threw the flag before the review could it go back.

Really though, as someone said earlier, if he's as much of a ball hawk as this practice makes him out to be, I think we'll see offensive pass interference being called on plays he's a part of more than PI on him, as he'll be turning WRs into CBs.

Yep

Regardless of how it slants in games (OPI or DPI), his type of play can get WRs ticked off and lead to them losing an edge. And the kid is a rookie...I'm hoping he keeps this cocky attitude but understands how to react when something doesn't go his way in a game. Everyone has learning curves no matter how good they think they are or look off the field. I want a confident baller not a Cortland Finnegan

ok, I'm done not making sense :)

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If Rivera is worried about Norman grabbing receivers downfield, then he also realises that Munnerlyn grabs more than any other CB on the team. So with Norman outperforming his competition, I'd say the position is his to lose atm. He's just got to continue doing what he's been doing.

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Great to hear about Norman...gotta have agressive guys. It is much harder to coach a guy to play more agressive than it is to calm him down..simple fact is he is making plays in practice..catching the ball is importan as Gamble is notorious for simple drops.

This might be a phrase in some mgmt book I have not read but I thought it was good " You cannot teach smart and you cant coach lazy"

11 pages and no one making any awkward nicknames for Norman yet?!

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