[Senior Whitebread]

Quote: Originally Posted by kehlis

No you shouldn't. Intentional grounding takes the ball back to the spot where the QB released the ball and nullifies the throw. You should however be charged with an incomplete pass on a spike.

Intentional grounding basically means the play results in the QB sacking himself, as this guy said.

I never noticed spikes don't count as incomplete passes, though. I actually like that, I wish the NFL didn't count a spike or a kneel as an attempt