A couple of things

[Sled21]

(10-28-2018, 12:01 PM)jfkbengals Wrote: Playing wide open doesn't require twisting ankles on the ground or hitting guys in the balls after the play.  And that is the shit that has put him under the microscope.  Those types of actions are why they can't/won't be giving the benefit of doubt when it comes to leading with the helmet or unnecessary roughness calls.

I don't think anyone in the front office is asking him to not play hard from snap to whistle, but they are definitely going to continue to monitor that the hits are prior to the whistle in the proper strike zone to players who are not vulnerable.

Both of those instances were early in his career. He quit doing that kind of stuff a long time ago. The league cannot justifiably punish him for it indefinitely.