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Footballguy
I know during the game they said no, but I recall seeing players get flagged numerous times previously for "accidental" helmet to helmet hits, with the reason given being that you are not allowed to "launch" into a player, or leave your feet in an effort to hit a player.
I don't know where the rule are re: tackling like that, but to me it seemed like a dirty hit, which should be illegal, as the player was clearly head hunting.
I don't think it had an impact on the outcome of the game, etc., so I don't want replies about whether or not the Steelers would have won/lost , whatever...
Just simply, how was that hit not illegal?
I don't know where the rule are re: tackling like that, but to me it seemed like a dirty hit, which should be illegal, as the player was clearly head hunting.
I don't think it had an impact on the outcome of the game, etc., so I don't want replies about whether or not the Steelers would have won/lost , whatever...
Just simply, how was that hit not illegal?