Nash_Vol97
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I think that's partially the logic behind the argument of scrum caps for football training. Forcing the players to tackle properly and wrap up.
But football would have to change tackling rules similar to rugby to make a huge difference imo. Helmets were supposed to protect players from incidental contact to the head and hitting the ground. Instead they started being used as weapons.
That’s the thing, in order to change the tackling rules to really impact football the way that rugby is.. the game would be dramatically different. Americans would be flip their ****
That hit we all love that Eric Berry threw on Knowshon Moreno… would be illegal.
The hits across the middle of the field that are shoulder to chest… would be illegal.
Even the hit Slaughter laid on the UK WR this year to cause that INT in the red zone, would have been illegal because he didn’t wrap all the way through the tackle to the ground.
Basically any hit from the YouTube videos with the “hardest hits in football” that we all have watched and like to watch, would almost all be illegal. It’d be very different.