Quote from jonnyy40:
They wear so much padding.They should be stacked on the Supermarket shelves with the eggs.
Quote from AAAintheBeltway:
What are you talking about? He's allowed to tackle him. Oh I forgot, it's the golden boy. Can't touch him or the league office goes nuts. NE is a dirty team, but they whine like little girls when they get some physical play back. They're lucky that was all the Redskins put on them. Plenty of people around the team are still steamed about BB running up the score on Joe Gibbs two years ago.
Padding is just an illusion that has evolved with the game. It's more for superficial wounds, like lacerations and broken teeth. A 250 lb linebacker with no helmet will hurt you if he tackled you at full speed. He'd kill you if he wore a helmet.Quote from jonnyy40:
They wear so much padding.They should be stacked on the Supermarket shelves with the eggs.
We all saw it.Quote from bronks:
Thing is, he's got the blindside bead on the guy; he didn't have to go low. Could've rung him up real good.

Quote from MandelbrotSet:
We all saw it.
We all know what he did was against the rules, of football and sportsmanship.
If he does it to the wrong person, or makes a habit of making up for his physical shortcomings (the guy is OLD) by playing dirty; he might find it being done back to him ... and with that beat up body he has, his knees might not holdup too well.![]()
Quote from omegapoint:
You seem to be focused on everything but the hit. Baggage aside, it was cheap and it was obvious to anyone who watched it in slo-mo, out of the realm of sport and not a good thing for kids to emulate.
Quote from bronks:
Was an outside 'backer in the 4-3 for years. Also the gunner on kickoffs. I was slower than shit but my footwork kept me in the game... at least until everyone got taller, bigger and faster![]()