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New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:06 pm
  • Just saw on nfl network that there could be a new rule voted in, where the RB is flagged for lowering his head when hitting a defender. Will be interesting to see how this is called and how it affects physical running backs.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:07 pm
  • you have got to be kidding me
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:08 pm
  • Is it the lowering of the head, or just helmet to helmet contact?
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:08 pm
  • No way that passes.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:09 pm
  • This must be a joke, or else let's just pull out the flags.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:09 pm
  • misfit wrote:Is it the lowering of the head, or just helmet to helmet contact?



    They said lowering the head, and said to help protect them later in life. Again Goddell is on his way to making this two hand touch.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:17 pm
  • well we will no longer need Marshawn after this....and you can defend it any way you want but thats ALL this guy does. sorry its just the truth. Its ALL he does, and thats exactly why we love him. Without that he is expendable.

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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:19 pm
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Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:28 pm
  • This is merely getting some attention to this to study it and debate it for a few years. It won't pass now but long term we may see some changes

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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:34 pm
  • Pretty sure when you lower your shoulder your head will follow . . . not rocket science - figure it out NFL
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:17 pm
  • I'm guessing they mean spearing, which Beast Mode doesn't do. He jukes you out of your jock and you try to grab a leg as he runs by, and if you get one you hang on for a ride... Can't think of too many times he's gone head first into a defender.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:20 pm
  • The Hawks better get the dynasty out of the way now because in a few years this great game we once knew and loved may be ruined. Thanks for nothing Roger!
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:45 pm
  • How the heck are they going to flag that rule if its 3rd & 1 or goal line situation. Basically the back is literally driving himself into the DL anyway. Stupid rule.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:07 pm
  • No way it goes. Thats the purpose of a RB lower your pads and get it.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:33 pm
  • Hawkaholic wrote:I'm guessing they mean spearing, which Beast Mode doesn't do. He jukes you out of your jock and you try to grab a leg as he runs by, and if you get one you hang on for a ride... Can't think of too many times he's gone head first into a defender.


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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:43 pm
  • A "Tame the Beast" rule? DAMNIT! Saints defenders must be behind this. :evil:
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:47 pm
  • Let's just wrap the players in bubble wrap.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:51 pm
  • I think all the players need to strike until Goodell is fired and thrown out the door on his ass.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:53 pm
  • They were talking about this on the radio the other day. It would only be in effect when the runner is outside of the tackle box. So would not be in effect on 3rd and 4th adn short situations or when running between the tackles.

    They're talking about plays like when Adrian Peterson speared Earl Thomas last year. I think its a good rule personally. And would not effect Beast Mode at all.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 9:53 pm
  • The NFL is becoming a serious joke if this goes through.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:02 pm
  • Emmet Smith was correct, "This rule doesn't make any sense."
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:07 pm
  • Don't blame Godell for anything. He isn't suing the league.....
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:10 pm
  • Bigpumpkin wrote:Emmet Smith was correct, "This rule doesn't make any sense."


    Emmitt Smith probably isnt smart enough to know what the potential new rule is. Its only for leading with the helmet when outside of the tackle box. And it makes perfect sense. Why should RB's be able to lead with the helmet when defenders cannot? It will have no effect in short yardage situations and will have no effect on beast mode since he rarely leads with his head in the open field, preferring to give monster stiff arms.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:24 pm
  • JSeahawks wrote:Its only for leading with the helmet when outside of the tackle box. And it makes perfect sense. Why should RB's be able to lead with the helmet when defenders cannot?


    Seems reminescent of what MRob did in a game (can't remember which one) where he lowered his head and just ruined a corner...and then immediately went over to see if the guy was alright, looking real concerned. Is that what they're talking about here?
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:28 pm
  • gargantual wrote:
    JSeahawks wrote:Its only for leading with the helmet when outside of the tackle box. And it makes perfect sense. Why should RB's be able to lead with the helmet when defenders cannot?


    Seems reminescent of what MRob did in a game (can't remember which one) where he lowered his head and just ruined a corner...and then immediately went over to see if the guy was alright, looking real concerned. Is that what they're talking about here?


    I know the play youre talking about but can't remember if M Rob led with his head or not. The play I remember is Adrian Peterson spearing Early Thomas 20 yards down the field. Pissed ET off pretty badly.
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Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:29 pm
  • gargantual wrote:
    JSeahawks wrote:Its only for leading with the helmet when outside of the tackle box. And it makes perfect sense. Why should RB's be able to lead with the helmet when defenders cannot?


    Seems reminescent of what MRob did in a game (can't remember which one) where he lowered his head and just ruined a corner...and then immediately went over to see if the guy was alright, looking real concerned. Is that what they're talking about here?


    No. The play you mentioned was a shoulder to shoulder hit on Jennings from the Bears.
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Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:39 pm
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:44 pm
  • I don't like the rule. The enforcement of the current helmet-to-helmet contact rule (the official name escapes me) has been inconsistent at best, and this would be no different, IMO.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:46 pm
  • CurryStopstheRuns wrote:
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    JSeahawks wrote:Its only for leading with the helmet when outside of the tackle box. And it makes perfect sense. Why should RB's be able to lead with the helmet when defenders cannot?


    Seems reminescent of what MRob did in a game (can't remember which one) where he lowered his head and just ruined a corner...and then immediately went over to see if the guy was alright, looking real concerned. Is that what they're talking about here?


    No. The play you mentioned was a shoulder to shoulder hit on Jennings from the Bears.

    Yup, that's the one. Da Bears game last year.

    I coulda sworn he lowered his head and hit with his helmet. (It made such an impression that maybe my mind was getting it mixed up with that Tatupu hit in the NFCC Game, which was a helmet to helmet cruncher!).

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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Thu Mar 14, 2013 10:47 pm
  • BAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!


    Running backs are going to look so STUPID running around with their bodies straight up and down.


    If this passes, I will have lost all hope for the future of the NFL.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 1:06 am
  • It's spearing with your helmet not lowering your shoulders, using the crown of your helmet as a weapon type hit. If your lower your shoulders your head will follow and hit somwhere but not the noticable head dip to use the headbutt.

    All that being said in a moment of impact I'm sure the officials will screw this up more then get it right.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:13 am
  • Rog and the owners - as good as the game has been to them - what a bunch of scared little boys.

    They're so afraid of litigation they'll diminish the NFL until it's unrecognizable. No backbone. No line in the sand. I wish this would come back and bite them somehow, but they're too busy making money hand over to fist to care.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:31 am
  • Basically they want RBs to run like they want defenders to tackle - ie. no leading with the head, which is fine by me. I hate seeing running backs do to wannabee tacklers exactly what they're not allowed to do to the running backs.

    Fortunately Lynch doesn't run like that, he puts his head down and runs but he'll never use it to take a defender out (physically, mentally he takes defenders out all the time)
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:18 am
  • This rule better not be passed. How is the running back supposed to protect himself if he has to keep his head up and be exposed to shots under the chin?

    It makes no sense!
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:37 pm
  • Jerhawk wrote:This rule better not be passed. How is the running back supposed to protect himself if he has to keep his head up and be exposed to shots under the chin?

    It makes no sense!


    You know how you make people stop leading with their head? Get rid of the helmets. Self preservation instincts will kick in.

    As iconic as the football helmet has become to the sport, it has caused (imo) just as many injuries as it has ever prevented.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:40 pm
  • So, they are saying the running back should stop and say, you silly savage, you can tackle me after the game? Pathetic does not even describe this.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:46 pm
  • Horrifying.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:52 pm
  • JSeahawks wrote:They were talking about this on the radio the other day. It would only be in effect when the runner is outside of the tackle box. So would not be in effect on 3rd and 4th adn short situations or when running between the tackles.

    They're talking about plays like when Adrian Peterson speared Earl Thomas last year. I think its a good rule personally. And would not effect Beast Mode at all.


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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:55 pm


  • I think this is more in line with their intentions.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 3:56 pm
  • Basis4day wrote:

    I think this is more in line with their intentions.


    That was in the tackle box so would be allowed within the rules, from what I understand.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:01 pm
  • What about a sweep or bubble screen are we talking about only out of the back field , that's just off the top of my head there's to many damn variables JSeahawks . There really making a big mistake if this goes through.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:05 pm
  • General Manager wrote:What about a sweep or bubble screen are we talking about only out of the back field , that's just off the top of my head there's to many damn variables JSeahawks . There really making a big mistake if this goes through.


    When have you ever seen a guy lead with a helmet on a sweep or a bubble screen? They use stiff arms out in the open field 95% of the time.

    i really dont think this rule would have much impact at all.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:24 pm
  • JSeahawks wrote:
    General Manager wrote:What about a sweep or bubble screen are we talking about only out of the back field , that's just off the top of my head there's to many damn variables JSeahawks . There really making a big mistake if this goes through.


    When have you ever seen a guy lead with a helmet on a sweep or a bubble screen? They use stiff arms out in the open field 95% of the time.

    i really dont think this rule would have much impact at all.



    Running backs lower there helmut out on the edge all the time they lower there helmut all the time period. RB's run threw people it's what there paid to do . This rule hopefully will not be endorsed.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:29 pm
  • The other thing is RB get hit in the legs casing them to lower their head as the fight to stay upright. What are they going to do next, tell the D they can't hit a stumbling RB to keep from a helmet hit from said RB?
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:31 pm
  • CPHawk wrote:The other thing is RB get hit in the legs casing them to lower their head as the fight to sty upright. What are they going to do next, tell the d they can't hit a stumbling RB to keep from a helmet hit from said RB?



    It's like asking a human being to quit breathing air to save Oxygen. It's not possible to consistantly enforce this rule or for a RB not to lower his helmut.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:50 pm
  • Well look for a Pete Banazak run, he was a player that was mean running and if I remember used his head. John Riggens as well, there is a reason a running back has a bleeding scar all season from the helmet gashing his face.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:58 pm
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Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:07 pm
  • GoHawks wrote:Pretty sure when you lower your shoulder your head will follow . . . not rocket science - figure it out NFL


    EXACTLY! your head is always ahead of your shoulders when moving forward. are they supposed to run backwards?
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:39 pm
  • Sturm wrote:I think all the players need to strike until Goodell is fired and thrown out the door on his ass.

    Or, all the former players need to stop suing the NFL for their "poor health" after football. It goes both ways.
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Re: New rule might hurt Beast Mode running style
Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:40 pm
  • When they're done rbs are going to have to turn around and run backwards through the line with their pants down.
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