@YepImGonnaDoIt@jayremy29@TrentDelahouss1@mmpadellan Do you feel better after that temper tantrum?
Generally, as a rule of debate and conversation; it is smart to define what is being discussed so it cannot be confused 😉
@aceisnaughty@jessefreeland16 @Dewgorithm You’re lost, man. The rule doesn’t start and end with the crown . It's any forcible contact to the head/neck of a defenseless player. Crown, facemask, side of the helmet, all the same. That hit checks the box.
Quotation marks indicate I was quoting the rule. English is hard!
@aceisnaughty @Dewgorithm If you're not joking, I can't help you man.
All I will say is your stance is an interesting one. IF you could read, the rule isn’t “you must lead with the crown.” It’s about forcible contact to the head/neck of a defenseless player.
@aceisnaughty @Dewgorithm Where you're wrong is:
The rule doesn’t require only the crown to be involved. It is about forcible contact to the head/neck area of a defenseless player, regardless of whether it’s with the crown, facemask, or side of the helmet. The QB was clearly defenseless, thus targeting.
@aceisnaughty @Dewgorithm "A defensive player tackles with the crown of his helmet, by initiating contact to the opponent's head above the player's neck, or makes helmet-to-helmet collision."
Curious as to what part you don't believe was met?