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10-21-2010, 11:56 AM | #131 (permalink) | |
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(and I love football)
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10-21-2010, 12:01 PM | #132 (permalink) |
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I'm only getting into football now. My brothers have always been into it. I don't really have a favorite team, and probably never will. I just like watching games that I think are gonna be good match-ups. It also has a certain comfort factor, in that I grew up watching it almost every Sunday. If anyone could let me know what games would be worth watching this next weekend, please do so!
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10-21-2010, 12:06 PM | #133 (permalink) | |
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I'm not saying that I think what you said had no validity, of course contact sports are dangerous, I've played them I know the risks, hell , i've been on the wrong size of the risks several times. If anything having played the sport I would say that I'm in more of a position to know the risks and make a more informed choice than you are. I just think you are the one being far too dismissive of things. People CHOOSE to play these sports knowing the risks, people enjoy watching these sports knowing the risks. Can't a fully grown adult make a choice about wanting to do something that could possibly be dangerous? And what's wrong with a bit of danger anyway? I don't want to live to age 130 spending my whole life wrapped in cotton wool having not done anything in it.
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10-21-2010, 02:55 PM | #134 (permalink) | |
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10-21-2010, 03:22 PM | #135 (permalink) | |
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One of the dumber things I've ever heard. Instead of the rules...get tougher players? Lol, I can't tell if you are serious or just being sarcastic. Where exactly do you get these tougher players? The game today is different in a million ways than it was back in the day. Players are bigger and faster. It doesnt matter how tough you are, if you don't see it coming and get crushed by a 250 pound linebacker running at full speed, its like the equivalent of a car wreck. It has nothing to do with being tough, nobody can take hits like that and be expected to just walk it off. "There would be no such thing as a defenseless receiver if the receiver was equally as big and strong as the person hitting them." Again, are you trolling? For one it wouldn't matter how big the WR is, they'd still be defenseless. If you are running a route and looking for the ball and somebody maims you, there's really nothing you can do. Even if you weighed the same and everything, the momentum and force are way different. Not to mention it is ridiculous to think receivers could be as big as the people hitting them. Hahaha, I don't know what world you are living in where it is realistic for all receivers to be like 250 pounds. |
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10-21-2010, 04:24 PM | #136 (permalink) |
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I also don't find Aikman or Young to be "semi-retarded". They are both well-spoken and get paid to talk about the sport in front of millions of viewers on TV...
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There are ways to train yourself to take hits, this is football we are talking about. I'm just saying why change the rules of a game thats steeped in tradition? If anything, make helmets better. Look at guys like Hines Ward or Donald Driver, small receivers who are giving big hits more often than taking them. It's about toughness and alertness most of the time. Yeah, there are dirty players out there who will intentionally try to hurt you, and they should be punished accordingly. But 2 of the three hits in question over the last week were legal hits. Outside of Merriwether (who's a dirty ****ing Patriot anyway), those guys weren't doing anything but playing good old fashioned football. If you want to see glorified track stars running up and down the field all day without getting hit, try soccer. But don't ruin football for everyone else. If these guys don't have the toughness to take the hits, or the alertness to feel them coming and give up on the play, then don't play. Period. I don't see why we have to cater to these 175 pound speedsters who think they can come crossing over the middle for the big play without getting hit.
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10-21-2010, 05:09 PM | #139 (permalink) | |
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The part you are really losing me at though is the whole "if you aren't tough enough or alert enough to take a hit, then dont play." Are you actually serious?? Lol, ok, a receiver is running a slant route at full speed and the QB overthrows it a little. The WR extends for the ball and gets drilled by a linebacker or safety.. And how exactly do you expect them to avoid this? Who exactly CAN take a hit from a 265 pound linebacker running at full speed? Most guys leave the game for awhile, then come back... and you're saying they aren't tough? Lol, ok, again where are you going to find tougher guys? These are the worlds greatest athletes. |
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