[Anthony D Burgess]

Thanks Reg, I thought as much but was not sure. There is a logical reason for what you do and that I can understand that.

It would appear that you and I are on the same page with the direction we are headed.

What we do hear is that there is a high percentage of fumbles that place when an arm, helmet, or other body appendage is touching the ball in real life, as it is when the board is turned off.

The result is anyone on your team can cause a fumble. As far as penalties , the pressure of the actual game plays causes errors/penalties by placing pressure on the coaches in a stressful environment.

Like you I stand in agreement with you that the elements of football need to be utilized and not pushed aside.

I have never played your style but I understand the concept of it, and how your bringing true football elements to the game to create a real game experience. This should be one of the focus pointsfor playing in this hobby.