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HemiEd 04-26-2024 02:23 PM

This may be another result of the Damar Hamlin injury?

wazu 04-26-2024 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by TripleThreat (Post 17498256)
That's what I was gonna say too?? Is this a mandatory equipment rule, or is it just optional. If it's optional, it's hard to see a lot of players saying yes to wear them, especially if it could deteriorate their level of play, especially if statistics are saying it only reduces 10% when not everyone is using them.

It's optional. Going forward every player gets to decide for themselves how much brain damage they want to endure from the sport of football.

TripleThreat 04-26-2024 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17498261)
It's optional. Going forward every player gets to decide for themselves how much brain damage they want to endure from the sport of football.

How much? It says 10% if not everyone is wearing them, 20% if all wears them lol. that seems specific.

Bob Dole 04-26-2024 03:01 PM

I guess teams will save a few dollars not having to put logos on the helmets.

ThrobProng 04-26-2024 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by HemiEd (Post 17498257)
This may be another result of the Damar Hamlin injury?

Nah, the shoulder pads with a built-in defibrillator are a result of the Damar Hamlin injury.

Easy 6 04-26-2024 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 17498108)
You can wear one if you want to be called a pussy all game

I genuinely can't see anyone wearing that shit, they'd never hear the end of it

KCJake 04-26-2024 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 17497912)
Tua’s career has been extended another season.

LOL perfect

Zebedee DuBois 04-26-2024 03:08 PM

I just can't see the logic in one player wearing a padded helmet calling another player wearing a larger padded helmet a pussy.

KCJake 04-26-2024 03:09 PM

I really feel like this is the NFL's way of avoiding lawsuits down the road. "Hey, we offered more protection, the player refused to wear it" kinda thing.

DaFace 04-26-2024 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 17498366)
I genuinely can't see anyone wearing that shit, they'd never hear the end of it

They wear them in practice all the time. I suspect that fans would make a much bigger deal out of it than players.

ThyKingdomCome15 04-26-2024 03:18 PM

Run through his helmet and ask him if it helped.

rydogg58 04-26-2024 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ping2000 (Post 17498024)

That's the first thing I thought of as well. I know they've worn them in camp, but it just seems it would be an awkward piece of equipment that gets in the way.

HemiEd 04-26-2024 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by KCJake (Post 17498372)
I really feel like this is the NFL's way of avoiding lawsuits down the road. "Hey, we offered more protection, the player refused to wear it" kinda thing.

Accidently downvoted your post as I was so in agreement with it, but rep.

Totally makes sense.

I bet that is exactly what is going on.

wazu 04-26-2024 03:21 PM

If I'm an established veteran playing anything but RB/WR, I can't imagine not wearing it. **** how it looks, you only get one brain. Want to enjoy the majority of your life which comes after retiring from the NFL? Wear the damn thing and give yourself the best chance.

WR/RB I could see not doing it, because it might be an issue for vision in the receiving game.

Spott 04-26-2024 03:22 PM

I’d prefer sombreros.


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