What about the shenanigans of Suh and Hayes?? Accidental, I think not.
Elizabeth - 6 years ago
While I don’t think it was intentional due to the late slide from Flacco. I do feel that Kiko should have broken down into a position to actually tackle Flacco, if Flacco doesn’t slide, instead of leaving his feet and just launching himself. Not good form tackling.
Matt - 6 years ago
When Kiko played for the Bills he was just as reckless as that hit last night, 100% an intent to injure Flacco, he's just that kind of player. Dude is an animal (the kind of guy you want on your defensive but still), wildly throws his body into tackles since he's been in the league, I'm actually surprised this is his first huge incident.
Tom Dennison - 6 years ago
I am frustrated every week at nonsense penalties called for common contact in tackling, especially with receivers and DBs. But this one was clearly intentional. There was no reason for him to even be diving at a sliding QB. If he gets suspended I will bet the Dolphins will cover a salary loss with a bonus check.
Karen - 6 years ago
#NFLfailsplayersafety
Rich - 6 years ago
The biggest problem is that a "hit" is not a tackle. Players need to stop launching themselves. That is not football and is not tackling.
manup
What about the shenanigans of Suh and Hayes?? Accidental, I think not.
While I don’t think it was intentional due to the late slide from Flacco. I do feel that Kiko should have broken down into a position to actually tackle Flacco, if Flacco doesn’t slide, instead of leaving his feet and just launching himself. Not good form tackling.
When Kiko played for the Bills he was just as reckless as that hit last night, 100% an intent to injure Flacco, he's just that kind of player. Dude is an animal (the kind of guy you want on your defensive but still), wildly throws his body into tackles since he's been in the league, I'm actually surprised this is his first huge incident.
I am frustrated every week at nonsense penalties called for common contact in tackling, especially with receivers and DBs. But this one was clearly intentional. There was no reason for him to even be diving at a sliding QB. If he gets suspended I will bet the Dolphins will cover a salary loss with a bonus check.
#NFLfailsplayersafety
The biggest problem is that a "hit" is not a tackle. Players need to stop launching themselves. That is not football and is not tackling.