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How Physical Play Reduces Personal Fouls
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This play from last night's Chiefs-Steelers game stuck out to me...
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That hit looked even worse than Burfict's hit on Brown in last year's playoff game (see below). But is the national media talking about how Sean Davis is such a dirty player and should be kicked out of the league? Nope. Because Conley isn't a star player on one of America's more popular teams.

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Burfict's hit was with his shoulder (proof in other angles) whereas Davis was clearly helmet to helmet. Davis isn't the only Steelers defender to lunge at players either. Mitchell is the main culprit and Shazier does so too.

It just feels like the NFL wants nothing more than "the 3 B's" or "killer B's" to make and win a Super Bowl. God forbid one of those players goes down to an injury. Pitchforks come out!
Zac Taylor 2019-2020: 6 total wins
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RE: How Physical Play Reduces Personal Fouls - ochocincos - 01-16-2017, 05:49 PM

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