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NBC blasts NFL for Rams going to Cam's head

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Dungy and Harrison made it known nationally that the Rams went to Cam's head with forcible hits and the officials failed to call unnecessary roughness.

They once again made it known the NFL needs to do something about it.

It happened twice with the Barron hit and the Donald hit. Both defenders left their feet. Both players should receive fines this week.

Barron hit. NBCs angle showed it definitively.

 

 

 

 

 

The NFL must make them pay and rack up 2 more missed calls. This has to stop. They could go for the body, but they launch for the head. Cam Newton is 6'5". It takes effort to hit him in the head.

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Just to mention, Dungy, Harrison and Faulk calling the NFL out will do nothing. Cam has called them out and it did nothing. Sure Ron said they've talked to Goodell about these hits, but call them out publicly on it. Make this a deal until it's resolved. Don't sit back, fold your arms and go on the good word. 

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I may disagree completely with your views on Gettleman, but when it comes to hits and the poor referees, there's no doubt that it's atrocious.

Those two big sacks were BOTH helmet to helmets. You'd have to be blind to not notice it. I was completely shocked to see the Fox crew completely treat it like nothing.

Something needs to happen. And not a pat on the back and "it'll be okay"

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