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NFL won't adapt to Kelly's fast offense
The NFL has made it clear that if Chip Kelly wants to run an Oregon speed-up offense with the Eagles, he isn't going to get any support from the officials. Unlike in college, where the officials hurried to keep up with the Ducks, the NFL refs will follow their usual time procedures and will not mark the ball as ready until they fulfill their between snap obligations. In one key area, the NFL official who spots the ball must take up a position behind the deepest offensive back before snapping. This can add 10 seconds to the time between plays.
07-30-2013 10:23 AM
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