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[QUOTE="Crusty, post: 2374643, member: 2265"]
There are many rules changes that can and probably will be made to make the game safer.

We all know that many, if not most  "continuation" hits on quarterbacks are avoidable, but virtually impossible to call. The only real difference between sacking the QB by two hand touching and slamming him to the ground is our fascination with the violence. It will not surprise me to see major changes to eliminate this unnecessary violence.

High speed collisions on kickoffs will probably be eliminated by doing away with KO's and simply placing the ball as if a touchback.

At the end of the day, head shots will be reduced or virtually eliminated and more knees and ankles will be destroyed.

Football has to take CTE seriously or it will go the way of boxing. For you youngins, boxing used to be huge. Friday Night Fights was the Monday Night Football of its day coming into ever American home. It was replaced by night time baseball. Pay attention NFL.
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