The NFL has put out word of a new policy that will lead to suspensions of players who are judged to be guilty of helmet to helmet hits. Only it’s not a new policy. Ask Mark Carrier.In my Wednesday Nickel Package I look at the suspension the ex-Redskins safety received for a hit in 2000 plus third downs, a late drive, some bad news stats for the Bears, and fumbles. Hit the link here to take a look and hit the poll. Nickel Package: Ex-Redskin Carrier knows NFL used to fine for violent hits [polldaddy poll=3957945]
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
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