Blaze1up Posted November 12, 2010 Share Posted November 12, 2010 With all the fines in the NFL and suspensions in the NCAA with helmet on helmet collisions when many of them I feel are the result of poor tackling. Leading with the helmet or using the helmet as a weapon is just bad basic fundamentals. Go back and watch the early days of football when they used leather helmets, like Sammy Baugh. Players in those days broke down and shoulder tackled. Maybe thats what we need, go back to the leather helmet to show that your body and not your head is the portion used for tackling. Quote Link to comment
bbeerma2 Posted November 14, 2010 Share Posted November 14, 2010 Impossible due to the improvements in speed and strength for modern athletes. When impacting at the types of speeds we're talking about, you are bound to end up with head injuries in this type of situation. It would give offense too much of an advantage in the end. Already hard to play defense. Quote Link to comment
husker_hurdler Posted November 15, 2010 Share Posted November 15, 2010 Auburn was playingn dirty versus UGA. Calling dan beebe....... Quote Link to comment
Apathy Posted November 15, 2010 Share Posted November 15, 2010 With all the fines in the NFL and suspensions in the NCAA with helmet on helmet collisions when many of them I feel are the result of poor tackling. Leading with the helmet or using the helmet as a weapon is just bad basic fundamentals. Go back and watch the early days of football when they used leather helmets, like Sammy Baugh. Players in those days broke down and shoulder tackled. Maybe thats what we need, go back to the leather helmet to show that your body and not your head is the portion used for tackling. Are you Joe Paterno??? Quote Link to comment
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