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Originally Posted by TAFKAS
When I played intramural flag football in college we had a rule that said the QB could only run once every four downs, or maybe it was only if he was being blitz
I forget exactly but I remember that there was some rule that prevented the QB from just scrambling on every play
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I have played flag football for every Post that I have been assigned to and even with those rules, the team with the mobile QB usually wins. It is no fun. In 7 on 7 all players are eligible receivers. Imagine running passing routes 20 or 30 plays in a row and the ball only gets thrown on about 10 to 12 of those plays. That is 7 on 7 flag football. Bye the way you might attempt 3 designed running plays in that 20-30 set. Everybody gets to run around, but not everyone gats a solid chance at the ball.
In 11 on 11 more people are on the field, bet there is less chaos. A maximum of 5 people are eligible for a pass instead of 6. Pluss you have blockers that can do more than just stand there with their arms behind their backs trying to shield defenders. Look I can go on and on about this.
Give me a waiver that states that I am fully responsible for my own actions, and I will sign it. Lets play real football.
Bye the way, I do not care if Brian Mitchell endorses flag football. I would love to play the real thing. I will play either way though.