I think the implication of what the OP is suggesting is being lost with the list of links, because you have to click to see what's happening, and that's just too much work. So, in the interest of spurring support, I shall attempt to describe just one of the links, as follows:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=1769422&pbp_id=10711336This is a FB screen weak out of the goalline formation. The FB makes the catch, but is then engaged by a free safety in the backfield. The FS forces the FB to fumble the ball, and the ball proceeds to bounce downfield, probably nine yards... ten if you want to be generous with the spot. At this point, all 22 dots appear to converge at the point of the fumble, away from where the ball has landed. After a few ticks, two CBs break away from the schmozz and head toward the fumbled ball. Upon reaching the ball, one asks the other if he has a lighter. The other confirms that he has a lighter, at which point the two share a smoke break, lasting about twenty ticks or so. Meanwhile, the HB, who had been performing his best soccer dive yet that game, realized that the schmozz had turned into a bizarre Roman-Greco orgy and he had been left with neither partner nor entry point. The HB then notices the smoke signals coming from the two CBs and immediately makes a beeline toward them, perhaps in pursuit of companionship. Upon reaching the CBs, he sees the football on the ground and picks it up as a memento of what must be the oddest circumstance of his professional life, something he can show the grandkids as he eases into retirement. It is at this point that the CBs use the HB as Chinese fingercuffs.
Anyway, while I'm sure this is Working As Intended, it doesn't make for good football outside of a hack screenwriter's fevered imagination. So, +1 to the OP.
