01-10-2016, 07:31 PM
Harrison is 100% correct. Even in high school football it was hard to completely control your body in order to avoid hitting an offensive player in a certain spot and the NFL is twice as fast as high school. As other's have said, if Burfict actually intended to hit him in the head he could have gone straight helmet to helmet and possibly ended Antonio Brown's career.
With that said, Burfict's hit was a penalty, but so was Shazier's. The onus is on the NFL to discipline their officials for blatant inconsistencies in calling penalties, but they won't because they make mountains of money regardless of the integrity of the process.
With that said, Burfict's hit was a penalty, but so was Shazier's. The onus is on the NFL to discipline their officials for blatant inconsistencies in calling penalties, but they won't because they make mountains of money regardless of the integrity of the process.
Well does he have a name or should I call him... lawyer?
