The New York Times

What’s a cut block? Why Aaron Rodgers didn’t like the play, even before injury

Sometimes an offensive lineman dives at a defender’s legs, which looks like falling, and the defender strolls freely toward the quarterback. If the quarterback hasn’t thrown the ball already, he’s ...
AOL

NFL teams are afraid to use cut blocks in practice. So why are they still allowed to use them in games?

In a matter of minutes Sunday night, the highlight burned a path through NFL social media accounts. The right knee of promising New York Giants defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux bent awkwardly, his foot ...
The Gazette

College football's cut blocking rule and Iowa's stance explained

IOWA CITY — The poor offensive lineman has his back to the play. He has no idea where the running back is in relation to the tackle box. The poor offensive lineman is just doing his job, trying to ...
abc7NY

Don't expect cut blocks from Jets in rematch with Bills

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. Cut it out: The blocking technique that caused a firestorm in the aftermath ofAaron Rodgers'left Achilles injury appears ...