Are you allowed?

[House]

They showed a replay of the time between the first overtime and the second overtime, where Baltimores kicker, don't know his name, went onto the field and did a practice kick.

I had never seen that before, does anyone know what protocol is for that kind of thing?

[HOFClipboardHolder]

there are a lot of obscure rules in the nfl, but as far as I'm aware there isnt one against this and it has never been done before.

[GoColts8818]

If you can send a snow plow out on to the field to clear a spot for your kicker I think you can do this. 

 

That's said a bit tongue in check just for the record. 

[House]

If you can send a snow plow out on to the field to clear a spot for your kicker I think you can do this.

That's said a bit tongue in check just for the record.

Yeah not sure that was technically allowed either, but same scenario here. No one stopped him so he just did it. Lol.

[GoColts8818]

Yeah not sure that was technically allowed either, but same scenario here. No one stopped him so he just did it. Lol.

Exactly what I was getting at lol.  I am not going to say those refs changed the out come of the game in any shape or form but it was clear they were not in charge of that game.  I don't think there were many bad calls but they just didn't seem in charge and seemed to take a long time to make decisions which tells me they were questioning themselves some. 

[Franklin County]

I didnt care for that very much, but Denver should have had someone block it. Lol maybe mess with him some. I look for that to be adressed very soon.  Every timeout run out and try a free shot now and then, that was some crazt stuff.