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Old 01-25-2017, 10:34 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 View Post
So the nfl that overreached on bountygate is now giving defensive players incentive to knock players out. Goodell is such a **** up.
Yeah, what a bonus. Hit an opposing player in the head to take them out of the game for a while, and then if you're lucky they might even lose a draft pick.

It seems to me that if you hit a player who is taken out for a concussion protocol, you should be taken out of the game for the same amount of time that they're out. This would disincentivize defenders from taking head shots instead of the current system that encourages them.
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