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On Saturday, Shurmur told Giants reporters on a conference call that he will be sending a replay of the 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty called on linebacker Mark Herzlich. No one can understand how this could possibly be a penalty and fans want justice before penalties like these spill into the regular season. The perplexing call led Giants fans to explode on social media. Instead of receiving a punt, the Lions advanced the ball 15 yards on a penalty and were, therefore, able to keep the drive alive. However, the backfield was soon greeted by more than just Carter's presence when the yellow flags flooded the field.Īccording to the referees, the second player to arrive on the scene - Herzlich - lowered his helmet in an illegal fashion. The play in question was a 3rd-down attempt for the Lions offense where Giants rookie third-round pick Lorenzo Carter did an incredible job converting speed to power to overwhelm the left tackle, sack the quarterback, and force a punt. 'If somebody is shorter than you and gets low, I just don’t how you defeat that.

'Have you seen it? I don’t know what you can teach on that,' Vernon said when asked if the players and coaches discussed the penalized play and how to avoid it in the future. The Giants were called for 'leading with the helmet' and penalized for it on a play that angered just about everyone from the fans, to the players, to head coach Pat Shurmur, and Vernon's opinion was not any different. So, I have no idea how that’s going to pan out. 'I remember having a conversion with one of the refs last game, and he really didn’t know how to explain how we’re supposed to tackle somebody if they’re lowering their head against us. 'Honestly, it’s really about what the referees deem as a penalty,' Vernon told Giants reporters when asked if the coaching staff can and has done anything to teach the players a new way to tackle. When asked about the new rule after Monday's practice, Vernon seemed legitimately baffled and unsure of what is expected from him moving forward. Olivier Vernon has joined the long list of New York Giants and NFL defensive players who have no idea what the league expects from them when it comes to the new helmet rule.

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