Thread: What May Be The Nastiest, Helmet-Popping, Game-Changing Tackle Ever
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Old 01-03-2013   #19
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Default Re: What May Be The Nastiest, Helmet-Popping, Game-Changing Tackle Ever
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Originally Posted by ChampionTexan View Post
Helmet to helmet isn't illegal in the NFL unless it's against a defenseless player (not just receiver). Contrary to your comment, there's 8 specific categories of defenseless player listed in NFL rules.
Exactly. It has become popular to complain about imaginary NFL rules. It is perfectly legal to have helmet to helmet initial contact with a runner in the NFL.
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