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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 752841" data-attributes="member: 10086">While there may be an example of that it’s the exception not the rule.  In the Davante Adams case the player launched himself at Adams blindside at it was totally unnecessary. He couldve just shouldered him and it would’ve knocked him out of the play. The hit was so hard it knocked Adams off his feet and it was undeniably a pure helmet to helmet (not to mention blind side) Zartan also said it would be have to be reviewed and it would have to be ruled egregious.  Hits like the one Adams took are not only dangerous, they can be season ending and in some cases even career ending or worse. (See Jack Tatum)There’s no place for that in this sport these guys deserve basic levels of protection. This shouldve been a review, ejection and furthermore a loss of compensation and suspension if the perp is a repeat offender.</blockquote>

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