NFL Confirms Missed Penalty on Hip-Drop Tackle Against Aaron Rodgers

The NFL has acknowledged that a hip-drop tackle on Aaron Rodgers by Browns player Adin Huntington was a clear penalty that officials failed to call during the game.

During Week 4 of the NFL season, Browns defensive lineman Adin Huntington executed a hip-drop tackle on Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, which the league has identified as a clear violation of the rules.

This tackle was highlighted in the NFL's officiating video as a prime example of what should be penalized under the hip-drop tackle rule. Despite its clarity, the officials on the field did not call the penalty at the time.

NFL officiating analyst Walt Anderson noted that the tackle displayed all the elements that constitute an illegal hip-drop tackle. Although Huntington received a fine for the incident, the missed call on the field could have significantly impacted the game's outcome, as the Steelers lost by three points after failing to capitalize on the potential penalty.

NFL Confirms Missed Penalty on Hip-Drop Tackle Against Aaron Rodgers

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