After this series, Washington moved Young to the other side of the formation. He did not rush against Slater again until the final drive of the game. It is unclear if this was planned, or if Slater dictated this change because of his play. Sweat, whose arms are almost two inches longer than Young’s, moved to Slater’s side after the first quarter and stayed there until late in the fourth quarter.
It did not matter.
Sweat was trying to use his 35.75-inch arms to get separation against Slater. At least five times, he appeared to commit an illegal hands to the face penalty. The refs did not call any of those apparent penalties. Sweat did not win any of the rushes.
It did not matter.
Sweat was trying to use his 35.75-inch arms to get separation against Slater. At least five times, he appeared to commit an illegal hands to the face penalty. The refs did not call any of those apparent penalties. Sweat did not win any of the rushes.
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