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RIchard Sherman on player safety (Cam mentioned)


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15 hours ago, Montsta said:

While I agree with everything he said, the problem continues to be that people are talking about Cam getting hit and focus on whether or not he had a concussion, and the focus should be on the pieces of poo that kept spearing him. 

So Sherman can (rightfully) bitch that the NFL didn't do enough to protect Cam, but can't sidestep the fact that had those players been suspended like they should have, the NFL players union would have fought tooth and nail to overturn it. 

Well said, Monsta.

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I agree with pretty much everything. I do think the NFL is trying to help the players out by putting rules in place to limit the damage they take. Every year players and fans complain that they are putting in rules that make the game less competitive like eliminating kickoffs by moving the ball up, or you cant use your head to tackle, or rules against hitting defenseless receivers. 

The Nfl is also helping themselves too since they got sued for 750mil for head injuries. This way they can avoid getting sued and help the players long term health. 

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