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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
Receiver must be down by contact and it didn't look like Parker was touched but the point is moot because he didn't do anything after he got up.
As soon as he stands up he's grabbed by two Edmonton defenders and the play is simultaneously blown dead. He didn't make much of an effort to score nor did he argue the call.
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It seemed to me they blew the whistle as he was lying on his back or just getting up.
Hard to say whether he would have been in a position to get more yards, but I do know, hearing the whistle isn't always conducive to the play continuing and Parker being motivated to keep going.
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