Football General Talk

[seeth07]

Agree. If a team wants to chance their QB... and the QB is for it...

Here's NFL. It's not flag football.

Packers had a lot of success using a TE instead of the QB. Honestly that makes a lot more sense because this is purely a physics play. More mass, more force pushing and the ball carrier is still part of the push.

There seriously must be a rule against having a team of massive sumo wrestlers that just push the line every single play for at least a 3 yard gain each play and score every drive. I just don't see how you stop it.

 

[noharleyyet]

I often cringe when I see Hurts sandwiched between a couple of thousand pounds of opposing muscle force.

 

[more_cowbell]

I often cringe when I see Hurts sandwiched between a couple of thousand pounds of opposing muscle force.

When I was a kid it was called a Hurts Donut

 

[Sytes]

I often cringe when I see Hurts sandwiched between a couple of thousand pounds of opposing muscle force.

Most every NFL hit I cringe. I don't know how WRs get hammered, RBs get piled upon, QBs get sacked...

Heck about any contact that dumps a person my wife and I question how TF they get back up ready for the next.

The physical toll. Epic.

 

[Gellar]

Most every NFL hit I cringe. I don't know how WRs get hammered, RBs get piled upon, QBs get sacked...

Heck about any contact that dumps a person my wife and I question how TF they get back up ready for the next.

The physical toll. Epic.

It’s been 25 years but those hits were usually the ones that you felt the least in the heat of the game. The next day, not so much.

 

[Bonasababy]

Former stud offensive lineman making some good points here---