He is one quality coach they could actually afford.

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So what is your proposal other than to criticze? Do you have to deal with such things as Congress, owners who make huge investments in players and want them healthy as can be, and lawsuits over concussions? Do you want coaches telling their players to go for opponents’ ACLs? Do you want your coaches telling players to try and induce concussions?

Look, there are some things that are inconsistent, e.g. a player getting a flag for a late hit when the blocker blocks him into the QB. But the notion of headhunting to hurt someone and take them out of the game is an unsportsmanlike notion. Imagine what would be said today if the Saints knocked Peyton Manning out of the Super Bowl. The victory would have been tainted.

Vick stopped because he got caught.

Rothlesberger has never accepted responsibility for forcing himself on two women.

Yep, great redemption stories here.

Just look at how fast they embraced Favre after all those years of hating on him.

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Why do so many people on this site have to make idiotic comments. Do some research. The injury report started under Bert Bell.

I’m not much of a Goodell fan, but you can’t blame him for injury reports. They’ve been around for decades and if anything they’ve become more ambiguous under Goodell’s watch.

By working so hard to make sure gambling interests have an even playing field, Goodell himself has put players at risk, putting player health at a lower priority than an accurate Las Vegas Line

“If you know something’s wrong with an opponent, you’re going to try to target in on that.  We’re going to try to definitely get as many hats on that team as possible.”

Hall isn’t saying anything that football players don’t already think.  Especially at the quarterback position, any opportunity to knock the starter out of the game should be embraced.

End quote. What a coward!

The most obvious comparison to the GW speech is a manager ordering a beanball at a batter. This has been going on for decades. A manager is never asked to get in a batters box. And he will immediately lose a club house if he shies away from ordering someone to throw a 90 mph fastball at someone’s noggin. If MLB assumes a hit was on a manager will be suspended for maybe a week.

If he stopped back then, nothing happens and no one is the wiser.

He blew his 2nd chance.

Vick tortured helpless animals and Roethlisberger forced himself on two women. Even worse than that, Greg Williams taught his players to hit hard! What a monster!