Put them on skirts. 
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helmet to helmet dude..Comment -
Are you referring to the Eagles game with the hit just now? I thought it was clean i agree but i do feel bad for Collie .Comment -
what a load of crap. walk that shit offComment -
Two things.
One, there was no helmet to helmet hit. It was shoulder to helmet.
Two, QUIT RUNNING THAT ROUTE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO GET HURT.Comment -
guy was hit totally legally, they have ruined their own game. should be 2 hand touch nowComment -
That is the softest hit i have ever seen anyone leave on a stretcher.Comment -
And then they go and run the same ******* route.Originally posted by jgray
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Great play by the Eagles. Let them score so the refs arm won't cramp up from pulling the flag out of his pocket. Give that arm a break.Comment -
All the replays I saw were shoulder. Every week the league gets a little softer.Originally posted by pozzy
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Collie is soft if that knocked him out and he left on a stretcher. Vick was hit the same way against the Skins and walked off with broken ribs.Originally posted by Brock LandersComment -
Yeah after the initial hit he flew into Kurt Colemans helmet. That's not a penalty...Originally posted by pozzyComment -
was helmet to helmetComment -
Brock lol Two hand touch. I can see that and still see them throwing flags for touching too hard .Comment -
You can keep saying it but it won't make it true.Originally posted by KKoz9Comment -
I agree with throwing a flag for helmet to helmet, however, I strongly disagree with that call. It's one thing to launch yourself into the guy's head, or to lead with your head and hit the receiver, but how about when the receiver is hit and he bends over while falling?
The receiver was hit and he started falling forward. How is the defensive player supposed to avoid that?Comment -
People forget...DBs can be injured as well....hard to pull up from full speed and not injure yourself also...not defending the helmet leading aspect...but when you simply lower your shoulder to brace for impact..I can't see being flagged for it.Comment -
I sure hope that they never start using bigger helmets it will be impossible to tackle somebody without your helmet bumping into anthers helmet.
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Originally posted by jgray
Just open your eyes idiot!
What do you think knocked him out? Flatulence?
I have no agenda here.Comment -
I recommend you open those same eyes you are talking about.Originally posted by KKoz9Just open your eyes idiot! What do you think knocked him out? Flatulence? I have no agenda here.
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Of course it was helmet to helmet. There is intentional and accidental though. Refs are over reacting now with these calls.Comment -
Originally posted by jgrayI recommend you open those same eyes you are talking about.
smoke some more, it was #42Comment -
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Add Dan Marino to that list also.
No penalty
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This is exactly right. It's not defenseless receiver if he's already been hit once by the shoulder pads of another defender.Originally posted by TexansFan
I hope the Philly fans start throwing batteries at the refs.Comment -
Bad call refs over-reactComment -
I'm guessing he saw the receiver go down after the hit and like you say over-reacted to the receiver going down.Originally posted by philswinComment -
I don't agree either, but change the rule, don't bitch about the refs. Intention is irrelevant.Comment -
Has nothing to do with the rules this was a bad call the ref did not even throw the flag until after the play and he saw Collie was hurt.Originally posted by KKoz9
You can not penalize a team for injuring a player.Comment -
its hard not to at least call a penalty when someone is obviously knocked out. He was motionless before he hit the ground, he was fukin asleep.
But, it was incidental contact. There should be no fines for damn sureComment -
So everyone should start faking injuries I guess. Collie's hit was fair everyday of the week. Collie is just soft.Comment -
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League is going overboard with the calls this year to pamper the players union in hopes of positioning for the off season negotiations about possibility of trouble next season
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Look at Sharpcat's video. You are wrong. Toke up bud.Originally posted by KKoz9Comment -
Originally posted by jgray
You are honestly convinced that #42's helmet did not contact Collie's? Really?
Austin Collie 'Sitting Up And Is Alert' In Colts Locker Room, Says Bill Polian
Nov 07 6:16p by Andy Hutchins
Upon returning to the CBS broadcast in the second half, Jim Nantz informed viewers that Colts president Bill Polian told CBS that receiver Austin Collie is in the Colts locker room, is "sitting up and is alert," and is believed by Colts officials to have only a concussion.
That would be a best-case scenario after the big hit that Collie took in the second quarter of today's Eagles-Colts game; in the immediate wake of the hit, it appeared that Collie could have been paralyzed. (Watch video of the hit here.)
At halftime, CBS analyst Bill Cowher said that he spoke with the NFL office about Collie's hit. The NFL told Cowher that while Quintin Mikell's first hit on Collie was legal, the second hit by Kurt Coleman was a helmet-to-helmet hit that necessitated a penalty for unnecessary roughness.
Obviously, Collie's return for this game is out of the question. But it appears he will not require hospitalization.
a defensive player is prohibited from launching (spring forward and upward) into him in a way that causes the defensive player's helmet, facemask, shoulder, or forearm to forcibly strike the receiver's head or neck area -- even if the initial contact of the defender's helmet, facemask, shoulder or forearm is lower than the receiver's neck.
Roll another one.Comment
