NFL Devastating/Headshot Hits Rule Changes

I like this rule.. Hopefully people stop cause there are SOME players out there that are looking to hurt other players.. James Harrison is one of them.. Dude always puttin people in concussions 
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lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
 
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
 
[Drake] Goodell changin rules to protect players thinkin he a wiseman, not knowin the results of his intentions, Theisman [/Drake]

my new sig once i make it, freestyle was bonkers this morning ...
 
[Drake] Goodell changin rules to protect players thinkin he a wiseman, not knowin the results of his intentions, Theisman [/Drake]

my new sig once i make it, freestyle was bonkers this morning ...
 
Originally Posted by likethematrix

lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
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Go watch a video of Ronnie Lott and tell me how many times you see him lead with his helmet, shoulder or forearm into another player's head. You don't. That mother $!%!@@ knew how to tackle people. He lowered his shoulder and laid into their chest. Never the head.

I may have never played football, but I'm also not ignorant when it comes to head injuries like most of you are. The long-term effects that we know about are scary enough. There's no place for headshots in football.
 
Originally Posted by likethematrix

lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
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Go watch a video of Ronnie Lott and tell me how many times you see him lead with his helmet, shoulder or forearm into another player's head. You don't. That mother $!%!@@ knew how to tackle people. He lowered his shoulder and laid into their chest. Never the head.

I may have never played football, but I'm also not ignorant when it comes to head injuries like most of you are. The long-term effects that we know about are scary enough. There's no place for headshots in football.
 
^^ Is there audio of that or did somebody make that up? If it isn't drake I could imagine him saying that.
 
^^ Is there audio of that or did somebody make that up? If it isn't drake I could imagine him saying that.
 
likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.


Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
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likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.


Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
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Forearms were used quite a bit back in the day, some devastating hits. Where have I been riding Harrison hard? Because I questioned him being suspended to ponder life? I didn't like the Mass hit, but most seem to think the Cribbs hit was more if a bad circumstance with Cribbs turning and them colliding like that. But I love the fact he plays for the team I cheer for, crazy or not guy is a great OLB. I don't like the NFL throwing more subjectivity into the fold (make a rule and define it) and I don't like the fact that they are 'caring about safety' but pushing an 18 game schedule for revenue
 
Forearms were used quite a bit back in the day, some devastating hits. Where have I been riding Harrison hard? Because I questioned him being suspended to ponder life? I didn't like the Mass hit, but most seem to think the Cribbs hit was more if a bad circumstance with Cribbs turning and them colliding like that. But I love the fact he plays for the team I cheer for, crazy or not guy is a great OLB. I don't like the NFL throwing more subjectivity into the fold (make a rule and define it) and I don't like the fact that they are 'caring about safety' but pushing an 18 game schedule for revenue
 
I don't see why everyone is bringing up the 18 game schedule. If I'm mistaken, they play a guaranteed 20 games already, 16 regular and 4 preseason. The 18 game schedule would be 2 preseason and 18 regular. How is this more games? The players are the only ones complaining and it's because they want more money now. Don't let them fool you with the injury scare tactic. Injuries happen when they happen. Not because of more games.

As a fan, I don't want/need 4 preseason games. Especially when the owners are making regular season money on tickets. How is this a bad thing for us?

Or, lets have a 18 game schedule with 2 bye weeks for teams, with only 2 preseason games. This would cut the preseason down to half, save some mileage hopefully on players, and we get more regular season games that matter. Win-win-win.
 
I don't see why everyone is bringing up the 18 game schedule. If I'm mistaken, they play a guaranteed 20 games already, 16 regular and 4 preseason. The 18 game schedule would be 2 preseason and 18 regular. How is this more games? The players are the only ones complaining and it's because they want more money now. Don't let them fool you with the injury scare tactic. Injuries happen when they happen. Not because of more games.

As a fan, I don't want/need 4 preseason games. Especially when the owners are making regular season money on tickets. How is this a bad thing for us?

Or, lets have a 18 game schedule with 2 bye weeks for teams, with only 2 preseason games. This would cut the preseason down to half, save some mileage hopefully on players, and we get more regular season games that matter. Win-win-win.
 
Clinton Portis's thoughts on this...

Portis, who suffered a concussion last season, understands the need to protect defenseless receivers when they go "up to catch a ball and somebody knifes or spear at you," he said. "But as far as dude running the ball, or running with the ball, and somebody hit you helmet to helmet, I think you got an opportunity to go down. You got an opportunity to slide. "So, you know, if you start suspending for helmet-to-helmet hits, I think you gonna see a lot more broken tackles and less big hits in the game. I think it's going to take the excitement away from the game and hurt. At the same time, with safety issues, they gotta do what they gotta do. This game always been violent," Portis said. "People like to see the mano a mano side of things. Like to see people collide. That's what makes football ... the greatest is the violent side. At the end of the day, somebody gonna be proven to be No. 1. It's everybody colliding, and who gonna be standing there at No. 1 at the end. I think that's the excitement of football and it's always been that way. For it to come in and change now, I know people are bigger, stronger and faster, so the collisions are getting tougher. But at the same time, I think that's what makes the game of football football."
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Clinton Portis's thoughts on this...

Portis, who suffered a concussion last season, understands the need to protect defenseless receivers when they go "up to catch a ball and somebody knifes or spear at you," he said. "But as far as dude running the ball, or running with the ball, and somebody hit you helmet to helmet, I think you got an opportunity to go down. You got an opportunity to slide. "So, you know, if you start suspending for helmet-to-helmet hits, I think you gonna see a lot more broken tackles and less big hits in the game. I think it's going to take the excitement away from the game and hurt. At the same time, with safety issues, they gotta do what they gotta do. This game always been violent," Portis said. "People like to see the mano a mano side of things. Like to see people collide. That's what makes football ... the greatest is the violent side. At the end of the day, somebody gonna be proven to be No. 1. It's everybody colliding, and who gonna be standing there at No. 1 at the end. I think that's the excitement of football and it's always been that way. For it to come in and change now, I know people are bigger, stronger and faster, so the collisions are getting tougher. But at the same time, I think that's what makes the game of football football."
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Originally Posted by Fade On You

likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
Click to expand...
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Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
What you bolded only proves my point that you don't have the first clue about why this is an issue. The acute effects of a concussion aren't the most damning.
 
Originally Posted by Fade On You

likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
What you bolded only proves my point that you don't have the first clue about why this is an issue. The acute effects of a concussion aren't the most damning.
 
Originally Posted by Hollywood James 6

I don't see why everyone is bringing up the 18 game schedule. If I'm mistaken, they play a guaranteed 20 games already, 16 regular and 4 preseason. The 18 game schedule would be 2 preseason and 18 regular. How is this more games? The players are the only ones complaining and it's because they want more money now. Don't let them fool you with the injury scare tactic. Injuries happen when they happen. Not because of more games.
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Originally Posted by Hollywood James 6

I don't see why everyone is bringing up the 18 game schedule. If I'm mistaken, they play a guaranteed 20 games already, 16 regular and 4 preseason. The 18 game schedule would be 2 preseason and 18 regular. How is this more games? The players are the only ones complaining and it's because they want more money now. Don't let them fool you with the injury scare tactic. Injuries happen when they happen. Not because of more games.
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DaJoka004 wrote:
Originally Posted by Fade On You

likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
Click to expand...
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Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
What you bolded only proves my point that you don't have the first clue about why this is an issue. The acute effects of a concussion aren't the most damning.


I know plenty about sports injuries, that has nothing to do with my opinion on why they shouldnt implement this new rule. Yet you still didn't answer my question, or any of the bolds if your so concerned with them.
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DaJoka004 wrote:
Originally Posted by Fade On You

likethematrix wrote:
lol
you guys are softer than hugs from nana.

tell these rules to **** butkis, lawrence taylor, reggie white and all the other hard hitters from the 80s and 90s and they will slap you in your girly faces.

basically everyone wants touch football. we might as well say $%@$ the pads and helmet and just throw on flags.

how you gonna suspend someone for aiming their helmet at the ball carriers arms and the football and they suddenly drop to the ground?
or how about youre going full speed for a hit and someone tackles the player from behind?

every "devastating" hit, "cheap shot" blah blah blah... those are words from people who have never played football. its part of the sport.
everyone who got lit up , hit hard, knocked on their +@$@% also dropped the ball.
THATS THE FREAKING POINT.

only upside to this, is Adrian Peterson is going to have over 300 yards this next game.
he is going to push every shoulder tackle and weak **@ "i dont want to get fined" tackle that comes his way to the floor.

these rules may ruin the nfl. cause if the game gets too soft, i promise 90% of the casual watchers (aka 70% of their entire viewers) wont wanna watch soft, patty cake technical based football.

and youre supposed to go at their chest and head.
the legs are 85% unprotected. and most recievers dont wear kneepads and very thin thigh pads and hip pads? forget about it baby.
at least 2 major players will blow their knees this week. i swear to god.
Click to expand...
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Realest thing in this thread. RB's are allowed to lead with their helmet....how does this make sense that thats ok but now the NFL wants to make a rule against hard hits? ITS @+$!!!$ FOOTBALL, ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD HITTING!!!! DaJoka do you not think football players are fully aware of the possible injuries they might face? They wouldn't do it if they didn't accept the risks. Like matrix said, if you went back and asked these dudes in the 70s and 80s who CRUSHED people if they should "tackle softer" you would probably get smacked. How long has the NFL been around for? Since 1920. How many guys are paralized? How many are dead because of injuries? Please tell me. But sure, let's change this now. Guys will just start blowing out other guys knees, which will do more damage to a guys career then any concussion will.
What you bolded only proves my point that you don't have the first clue about why this is an issue. The acute effects of a concussion aren't the most damning.


I know plenty about sports injuries, that has nothing to do with my opinion on why they shouldnt implement this new rule. Yet you still didn't answer my question, or any of the bolds if your so concerned with them.
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Generally it is brought up because preseason and regular season games are played differently with different (in reality 'less important') players. That's my take on it....shrugs
 
Generally it is brought up because preseason and regular season games are played differently with different (in reality 'less important') players. That's my take on it....shrugs
 
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