The way I play is the receiver is allowed a free release off of the line of scrimmage. Before the snap the O coach is allowed to pivot any and all players. Then the D is allowed as well. The DB is not allowed to JAM the receiver. The DB must either run with the receiver (man to man coverage) or drop back in a zone. During a running play If the board is stopped to allow pivots then the DB are then allowed to be pivoted to make a tackle. If he hits a receiver thats ok. It is considered blocking. On a passing play if the board is stopped for pivots then the DB must either run with the receiver or again drop back in a zone. During a passing play if a receiver is bumped during the pass route it is considered a five yard penalty and automatic first down. It's very difficult to play this way but IN MY OPINION resembles real football. I use pass simulation sticks so a zone coverage is actually pretty beneficiall.
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