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Steelers Harrison fined......again

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The rules are still evolving. It may end up like the NBA, a certain amount of technicals results in a suspension. I wonder if Kurt Coleman will get suspended for the hit on Collie. It was a football hit but it was helmet to helmet, tough to decide.

 

There was nothing wrong with that play at all, other than it should've been ruled a fumble.

I thought Coleman's hit was clean too. This is very subjective which leads me to agree with a committee.

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^ I think that was a clean hit.

I agree with you. I also think that the receiver moved his head and frankly in the split second you have to aim, he wasn't picking the head as a target. If you agree with that, then I'm not sure how you can differentiate that hit from the one Harrison put on Massoquoiiouiuiouiuio from the Browns. He aimed lower, last second he ducked his head.

I forget who hit him, but whichever player from Green Bay hit Roy Williams (Dal WR) last night will be getting a substantial fine.

I forget who hit him, but whichever player from Green Bay hit Roy Williams (Dal WR) last night will be getting a substantial fine.

 

It was Nick Collins, and me thinks he'll be the answer to the question, "Who was the first guy suspended for illegal hits?"

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