The tackle on Pollard was 100% dirty

[CowboyFrog]

I'm sorry does the truth bother you?

Are we discussing Radio Jock Jinx truths? do you have studies on them i can see?

 

[ak47kaehu]

Armstead's shove tackle on Dak on that final drive was dirty too. Instead of tackling him for a safety Armstead laughed and basically said "challenge accepted huh?....here you go, throw that ball.....let's see what you can do". The amount of disrespect on that play I tell you!

 

[Creeper]

Maybe the NFL should just start playing flag football. I understand trying to eliminate the injuries but sooner or later it will get to the point of ridiculousness. And if you think the NFL is making rules like roughing the passer to protect the QB I have beach front property in Tennessee to sell you, cheap! Rules like this are left to interpretation, meaning it can be used to steer games. How many one score games this last 4 or 5 seasons vs 10-15 years ago? Look it up, I think you'll see why the rules. Follow the money.

Back to the OP, I seriously don't think he injured Pollard on purpose. More like Karma, maybe you should talk to the two Jackhole radio jocks wishing for injuries on CMC.

Look, we all know if it was CMC who had his leg broken by a Cowboys defender making the same tackle you would be complaining too. I am saying this for all players. Why outlaw the horsecollar tackle and not the real cause of the injuries from horsecollar tacklesa?