Nfl Rule Changes

Sorry ladies but this sensation is for the guys. Fellas sozzled your eyes envisage you went through with(predicate) college playing your favorite summercater or in this case football game, imagine your on defense the running back has the ball hes ab extinct to score the wager winning touchdown and safe as hes getting to run across the goal trend BAM You knock him clean off his feet before he scores and you guys win the game. But wait you perk whistles and see flags every(prenominal)where, you just got penalized for un-sportsmen like conduct, the ball is placed at the spot of the penalty and you get fined everywhere $25,000 dollars, all because your helmet accidently hit the other actors helmet.This is what the NFL has come down to people. In this speech I am going to sh be with you the new rules implemented into football, the type of fines you get for playing football (doing your job) and how I suppose football will be ruined in the next 10 age. To Begin With, consort to http//www. nfl. com/rulebook over the last ten years or so football (NFL and NCAA) has been adding rules that are intended to cling to players, and rules that have no signifi jackpotce other than to give the offense an advantage .Roughing the passer rules, illegal contact, sawhorse collar tackling, below the waist blocks, head to head contact, and many more. Football to me is a gladiator sport played by tough strong men who play hurt and try to hurt others. It seems that latterly the leagues just want high profile players get ahead all the duration, with no violence or defense. Its becoming more like basketball, is the game on the decline? Also, look at the tough as nails superstars of last year, where have they gone. And if you can watch a football game from the 50? s 60? s or 70? Yes, these rules have made football rather boring. Obviously, they dont think of names such as Mean Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, Howie Long, and others. These guys were hard hitting players. The NFL says they are looking out for the future of the players and thats why they implement all these rules but then at the same time they lengthen the placate it just doesnt make sense. Secondly, lets go back to the 2011 season the infamous lockout where in a few short words the NFL was going broke thankfully they got through it and right off we have football for sure until 2016.But its funny to see the results of the lockout till this day. Two years ago players didnt have to worry close all these strictly enforced rules but now since the NFL pauperizations more money you hear about all these ridiculous fines that the players get for simply just doing their job which is to play football. There are people in this world that work hard every day of their lives and about of them dont make what football players get fined in a safe and sound year of working. For example, according to the Bleach Report at http//bleacherreport. com players such as E.J. Henderson who was fined $5,000 for il legal use of hands, Richie incognito(predicate) was also fined for $5,000 for a facemask penalty and an additional $5,000 for an illegal chop block. Plaxico Burresswas fined $5,000 for tossing a ball into the stands after scoring a touchdown againstSan Francisco DeAngelo Williams was fined $7,500 for throwing a couple balls into the stands in their game againstNew Orleans. And a real ridiculous one was Lamar Woodley who was fined $10,000 for sackingRedskinsquarterback Jason Campbell in an intimidating manner. I know its not just me who thinks these fines are ill-advised. Last, lets talk about how I think the NFL or the game of football in general is going to change. We can all agree that football now isnt the same football ten, twenty years ago which in some ways can be good for object lesson the equipment has improved in great strides but til now though they are making more preventative equipment they are taking the violence that I and the rest of America like that comes with th e game of football.By adding all these rules that you cant hit players a certain way, you have to use certain body parts to tackle, and even after the tackle you have all that adrenaline corseting through your veins and you cant even record your emotions without getting penalized and as a football player I can tell you thats partial thats what the people like to see the emotion. Now lets talk about college football even they have added rules to the rule book.And as much as some of you might not think its a lifesize deal it is to us defensive players, because now not only do we have to figure out what the offense is doing, where the ball is at now we have to worry about when they have the ball where to properly tackle them or having to wait till the receiver has complete potency of the ball before a defensive player can hit him, how is that football if Im letting him captivate the ball I was under the impression that we dont let them catch the ball but whatever. And according to http//www. theatlanticwire. om they are even trying to change more rules to make football more safe at this rate kids in college arent going to want to play sea captain football anymore which will cause a big problem cause according to NFL. com NFL mathematical product makes up for 53% of its total profit. And no one will watch what is left of what the NFL calls football. To conclude, to sum up what Im trying to say is if no one stands up to what the commissioners are trying to do with football theres going to be a lot of changes that no one likes they need to come up with some kind of alternative to fining player and suspending the for doing their jobs.So next time youre observation a game on TV or at the stadium and you see a player get tackled and its a big hit just remember the person who tackled the player is most likely going to get fined more than most people in America make in a year. And mark my words if the NFL doesnt do something quick the fans will have a big impact a nd football will change as we know it. Ron, Rokhy. NFL tackling itself with new safety rules. periodical Sundial.Copyright 2012 Daily Sundial, 06 09 2011. Web. 12 Feb 2013. . John, Hudson. Will the NFLs New Hitting Rules Ruin Football?. Atlantic Wire. Copyright 2013 by The Atlantic Monthly Group, 19 10 2010. Web. 12 Feb 2013. . Derek, Correspondent Is Roger Goodell Ruining Football?. Bleacher Report. Copyright 2013 Bleacher Report, Inc, 05 04 2009. Web. 12 Feb 2013. .