NFL likely banning hip-drop tackle

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by SAGA45

In the broader sense I would agree but some of the "best players" have been backups that seized an opportunity in the wake of the starter getting seriously hurt.

Some

But usually not. Browning was actually halfway decent but burrow is way more fun to watch. Other qbs like Dobbs and Easton stick were flat out unwatchable

[MMXcalibur]

As others have said, I have zero faith that this will be called correctly and will likely directly impact 2-3 games this season.

[Katie]

this is officially dumbest thing ever.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Just play flag football and wear pink jerseys

Originally Posted by penchief

I hear where most of you are coming from but I'm not sure I disagree with it. Seems like some defenders do it with the intent of injuring. I still feel like Arden Key's tackle on Mahomes in the Jacksonville playoff game last year was an example of intent to injure. You could tell by the way he threw his full weight on Pat's legs that it was sneaky dirty. Thank God Mahomes is tough as nails.

No shit players try to injure other players. It's a part of the game. Don't like it? Go watch women's volleyball

[kysirsoze]

Originally Posted by PAChiefsGuy

Just play flag football and wear pink jerseys



No shit players try to injure other players. It's a part of the game. Don't like it? Go watch women's volleyball

Sounds like you're the one who needs to find a different sport.

[penchief]

Originally Posted by PAChiefsGuy

Just play flag football and wear pink jerseys



No shit players try to injure other players. It's a part of the game. Don't like it? Go watch women's volleyball

LOL. you sound like a real asshole. To this day, I'm still a defensive homer. I love tough physical football as much as the next person, but there is no place in sports for intentionally trying to injure other players. If that's the kind of football you like, go be a fan of the Raiders or the Harbaughs.

It's the stupidest thing to hear morons say you can't tackle clean and still be physical. Our defense just proved that you can be punishing without being pieces of shit.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Originally Posted by penchief

LOL. you sound like a piece of shit. To this day, I'm still a defensive homer. I love tough physical football as much as the next person, but there is no place in sports for intentionally trying to injure other players. If that's the kind of football you like, go be a fan of the Raiders or the Harbaughs.

It's the stupidest thing to hear morons say you can't tackle clean and still be physical. Our defense just proved that you can be punishing without being pieces of shit.

You soft as hell broski. Probably never been in a fight in your life pussy.

I never said players can't tackle clean and still be physical. Obviously the flag football pink jersey comment was a joke.

I don't want players to try and injure other players but it is reality and they can change the rules all they want. That's not going to change..

https://theathletic.com/3635296/2022...injure-player/

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

Sounds like you're the one who needs to find a different sport.

Whatever you say. Have a good day

[penchief]

Originally Posted by PAChiefsGuy

You soft as hell broski. Probably never been in a fight in your life pussy.

I never said players can't tackle clean and still be physical. Obviously the flag football pink jersey comment was a joke.

I don't want players to try and injure other players but it is reality and they can change the rules all they want. That's not going to change..

https://theathletic.com/3635296/2022...injure-player/



Whatever you say. Have a good day

Whatever, Bro. I've been in plenty of fights because I can't keep my mouth shut around assholes and bullies. I also started playing football when I was twelve all the way through high school. Never did I have to tackle someone dirty to get the job done.

Injuries are a reality in football, no doubt. But you can't let players intentionally try to hurt other players as a means to an end.

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by penchief

Whatever, Bro. I've been in plenty of fights because I can't keep my mouth shut around assholes and bullies.

The last thing we need is another 15 yard penalty with a first down for the refs to use to control the outcome of the game.

[Brooklyn]

Karlaftis is about to be the 2024 version of Taylor on this call. He is gonna get wrongly flagged for this, a lot, if it passes.


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[penchief]

Originally Posted by Brooklyn

Karlaftis is about to be the 2024 version of Taylor on this call. He is gonna get wrongly flagged for this, a lot, if it passes.


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There a plenty of ways to tackle from behind without lifting your legs off the ground and targeting the back of another player's legs with the full force of your body weight. That actually takes more effort than just driving the player into the ground from behind or dragging them down without targeting th back of their legs.

How is it different than Denver's culture of targeting the backs of players legs? Dirty play is for cheaters and undisciplined teams.

[srvy]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

The NFL competition committee has proposed a new rule that would penalize a player with a 15-yard penalty and grant the opposition an automatic first down for using the hip-drop tackle to bring a runner to the ground.

This is the definition of a hip-drop tackle:
(a) grabs the… pic.twitter.com/yL7peCR8gS

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) March 20, 2024

YAC gods will go crazy

Its proper and good that the model for this cheap shot football is a Bengal defender. Tony Romo loves him some Lou Anarumo who teaches this cheap shit.

[BigRedChief]

Is this the tackle that gave patrick the high ankle sprain?

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

Is this the tackle that gave patrick the high ankle sprain?

Yep it is

[Kiimo]

Man this thread is amazing. I guess tackling is woke now???

Not my NFL