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Cam Newton Relevance: Egregious Hits To Head = Automatic Ejection


Saca312

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Cam Newton has been beaten, and battered throughout most of the 2016 season. Without a healthy o-line, Cam Newton appeared to have gotten hit the most last year throughout his whole career. The first Bronco game comes to mind when this subject comes up. The NFL, and the refs, appeared to not give any fugs about Cam whatsoever.

Now, egregious hitting to the head is an automatic ejection from the game.

Although refs are likely to ignore such in the case of Cam, it still is a small step. 

Thoughts?

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35 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Cam Newton has been beaten, and battered throughout most of the 2016 season. Without a healthy o-line, Cam Newton appeared to have gotten hit the most last year throughout his whole career. The first Bronco game comes to mind when this subject comes up. The NFL, and the refs, appeared to not give any fugs about Cam whatsoever.

Now, egregious hitting to the head is an automatic ejection from the game.

Although refs are likely to ignore such in the case of Cam, it still is a small step. 

Thoughts?

my thought?

well if they didn't throw flags for those hits then they certainly won't eject guys for those.

but I suspect Brady could have someone ejected for scraping his helmet with a violently placed pinkie finger

 

that new rule doesn't address the issue we saw last year.  Issue last year was not calling the hits.  This rule applies to hits refs would actually acknowledge.  The lack of acknowledging the Cam hits was the issue.   For this rule to matter, the issue still has to be dealt with

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