Dak kneels twice - loses only one yard.

Sorry to waste your time on a "bad beat" story, but I needed to find somewhere to post this and maybe have it explained to me.

I had a middle of o4.5 and u6.5 rushing yards for Dak this past Sunday. He was sitting on 8 rushing yards - he kneels twice and ends up with 7. 

 Please tell me how Dak kneels for no gain. I mean they were up by 22, and he would have no reason to lunge forward. I haven't been able to find the video - maybe there was or will be a replay on NFL network. Usually, per my experience, a kneel loses either one or even 2 yards.

Thanks,

Mike

@Katman2000

 Sorry, the chart did not show up. It's the same at CBS Sports and ESPN showing that he kneels for no gain and then -1.

In that situation it's usually step back kneel, - 1 yard, repeat, - 1 yard. I would think, but dang buddy you were trying to thread a needle there. 

Got hosed.

The snap alone is a loss of a yard

This is why qb rushing yards props are so dangerous. Props in general are so dependent on where the ball is spotted. The amount of bets I’ve lost by one yard and I always think how many times the ball could have been spotted in the wrong place to cost me the bet. I’ve been much more successful with qb longest rush o/u bets as once they’re achieved they can’t be lost. 

Just stop doing props man every prop bettor I know is a loser and the reason they do props so much is they're not cappers at all they're just fantasy football dorks who migrated into betting once it became legal