Thread: Remembering count no snap

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Pre-snap penalties are the most common infractions in the NFL. And although they are only 5 yards, they can be among the most damaging.

By Mark Craig, Star Tribune

Last update: August 11, 2007 – 1:14 PM

I don't remember which article it was in, but it mentioned that the starting offence had no penalties in the game against the Rams.

That might be some of the best news to come out of that game.

"josdin00" wrote:

I don't remember which article it was in, but it mentioned that the starting offence had no penalties in the game against the Rams.

That might be some of the best news to come out of that game.

If thats true Josdin.....yes it is.....yes it is sir......



Third down penaltys killed our O last year.....

It's still early, but not having pre-snap penalties was very noticable and not bad for a first preseason game. Keep the consentration up guys.

Here is the quote:

http://www.startribune.com/vikings/story/1356169.html wrote:

In his three series, the Vikings gained 124 yards and seven first downs. Although they scored only three points, the Vikings committed no turnovers nor offensive penalties under his watch.

Now that you guys mention it I don't remember any pre snap penalties on us either which is unheard of in preseason or regular for that matter. That is a very good sign. Another thing that will help will be to have Hutchinson back in the line up.