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To: Robert F. Newton who wrote (26270)	1/12/2010 4:42:59 PM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90644

The tricky part if the facemask had been called would have been pre- or post-possession, since Rogers was pulled down by his face as the ball was being stripped. The replay official would have had to decide when the defender got a grip on the facemask compared to when the ball left Rodgers' grasp. But reading the NFL rule strictly, it didn't rise to a facemask penalty. Isn't there a general illegal hands to the face foul? Never sure since running backs seem to be allowed to stiff arm defenders up their nostrils if they like.