NFL moves umpires to offensive backfield

[Buckeyes_Doc]

Quote: Originally Posted by shotgun styles

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheating Dude, you are flatly wrong. If there's no rule specifically stating that shooting your opponent with a shotgun is a foul, that does not mean it's not cheating. There is such a thing as common sense. If you are intentionally trying to gain an unfair advantage you're cheating.

Wow.

[Alliball]

Damn, I just thought of something. There is no rule that specifically says you can't use a tank as a lead blocker, I wonder why more teams don't take advantage of that loophole?

[sb24]

Quote: Originally Posted by Alliball

Damn, I just thought of something. There is no rule that specifically says you can't use a tank as a lead blocker, I wonder why more teams don't take advantage of that loophole?

Reminds me of a Family Guy episode when Stewie goes to his first baseball game......

"Why does that man drop his stick after hitting the ball, I would take it with me." (not an exact quote)

[shotgun styles]

Bad examples aside, something needs not be written into the rules as illegal to be cheating.

This is a philosophical difference, and you guys are trying to make it a factual one. Some people view unsportsmanlike conduct as cheating whether or not it violates a written rule. I'm in that boat. The difference between sport and combat is respect for your opponent, and if you don't have that then nothing's really cheating unless you get caught.