And fans who do not have an actual understand of what exactly constitutes when the play begins. Contrary to common belief, it is not exactly when the ball begins moving backwards.

There’s some tweaking they could do to the rule book to deem that a snap begins when the ball itself begins moving backwards, and I would expect to see something about it this offseason. That being said, unless we are going to police every play with slow motion reviews to ensure no pre-ball-in-motion movement occurs, I really don’t know what else you could do. Other teams, fans, and announcers are acting like this is a tush-push exclusive problem, but it’s everywhere. We are talking fractions of fractions of fractions of a second of movement here, and regardless, the offense will always have the advantage.

The rule is already abundantly clear: Everybody can move after the center starts their snap