Is it time to just throw James Harrison out of the league?
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Yes and yes, and it's a penalty, yes. "Dirty", though? He's running through contact. He pushes McCoy to the ground. His helmet caught McCoy's jaw, but most of the impact was from the neck down. It just looks bad because any impact with the helmet causes a huge whiplash (which is why people use it in the first place).
This is a big hit to me, nothing more. I don't see a guy that should be removed from the league at all here.Comment
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Eh...I think the discussion is getting a little diluted at this point...it's a pile on now against him. I think all he's saying is that he doesn't think it was a dirty hit, and arguably wasn't an illegal one either. Obviously there is room to disagree, I just don't understand why people need to be hateful about it too. Either way, I don't care, just drunk and trolling.Comment
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Eh...I think the discussion is getting a little diluted at this point...it's a pile on now against him. I think all he's saying is that he doesn't think it was a dirty hit, and arguably wasn't an illegal one either. Obviously there is room to disagree, I just don't understand why people need to be hateful about it too. Either way, I don't care, just drunk and trolling.
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I am not trying to pile on anyone right now. I am advocating more strict rules when it comes to helmet to helmet contact regardless of player because of the extraordinarily serious ramifications that come from it and using Harrison as an example (because he is the latest and greatest example) for why things need to change if the NFL cares the slightest about the livelihood of their players.
Also, cheers.Comment
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I just don't know how you could possibly see this as "running through contact". As I've posted he could have avoided the helmet to helmet entirely if he had just attempted to pull up. He had plenty of time. He chose not to, and should be punished severely for reasons that I've stated multiple times in this thread and you've chosen to ignore.
Eh...I think the discussion is getting a little diluted at this point...it's a pile on now against him. I think all he's saying is that he doesn't think it was a dirty hit, and arguably wasn't an illegal one either. Obviously there is room to disagree, I just don't understand why people need to be hateful about it too. Either way, I don't care, just drunk and trolling.Comment
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Originally posted by glenwillettPlease explain how.
Why even compare the two?
I don't think it's okay that exceptions are made for athletes, but that doesn't mean that exceptions AREN'T made for athletes.Comment
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I disagree. I watched it at full speed multiple times and there was enough time to not do what he did. Reaction times are not going to change regardless of location or emotion or anything for that matter. He had time to try to pull up if he wanted to (which he clearly didn't). And how does he get the benefit of the doubt anyways? If anything he should get the benefit of guilt.Comment
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Taking the wrong stance for the sake of it itself just makes you look even dumber. I don't grown people for their opinion but you seem pretty masochistic about it so I just might have to.Comment
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