NFL Asking Teams to Stop Certain Drills (like the Oklahoma)

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(05-24-2019, 02:31 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Quit putting words in my mouth, all i said was wussification.

I understand injury prevention and some players not wanting to risk it by doing the Oklahoma drill i just want the option open.

It is entertaining and last i thought this game is supposed to be entertaining.

It's a free country.  The players can hit themselves over the head with sledgehammers for all it matters.  I'll admit I'm just a little burned out about this because for the past three decades I've listened to people complain about how wimpy the NFL is becoming and it just seems like another form of "Back in the good ol' days we had it super tough and things aren't tough anymore so it's a shame" and so on.

What is entertaining about players possibly missing legit game time because they are getting pointless injuries doing an antiquated drill?  Then again, I recall people saying that letting athletes drink water while they train was wussification and so on.