It says rb you mean db

I think you’re right

Dude got smashed

Definitely sounded like a car crash

Hey man I don’t expect you to post it Bc it was so bad but did you see UTSA’s Clark knee injury? It was nasty

What is the fender supposed to do it’s a clean head

I’m glad SC has matured since then. Edit: Y’all are absolute imbeciles. I normally like refraining from insulting others in debates, but countless insults are deserved in this case. These players are college students playing a game. Permanent brain damage is a ridiculous price to pay for playing a game, and if the game is going to be played, it must be limited in all possible ways. These hard helmet-to-helmet hits do nothing to improve the game; all they do is ruin lives for a few seconds of your drunken entertainment.

@@Sillytake1705 matured? So you like Mina Kines telling you about a 3-2 defense? ESPN bent the knee to blm. Went woke and now it sucks.

@@Sillytake1705 Lol at sportscenter maturing. That's funny man. Have you ever thought about being a comedian?

@@PD-we8vf tf this gotta do with a hit

I think they come over to give last rites. jw

Depends who’s closer

EVERYBODYS safety is there job lmfao, it ain't unusual to see, the more professionalla the merrier

It’s literally their job lmao

Love it too!

You can’t tell if someone has CTE until they are dead 🧐

@@timothywhite21 Clearly.. his uncle is dead😐

@@jaketipa1212 probably not 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@timothywhite21 if his uncle was alive I'm sure he would have used "suffers"... not "suffered".

@@marshallwillis6802 you assume everyone uses proper grammar.

"Know damn well that's FOOTBALL".. fixed it for you.. go watch soccer..

Yeah that was bad. Adrenaline kept him going, I'm sure. Gotta be hurting bad the next day.

Just a concussion, not debilitating

They traded concussions lmao

Good point.

He's a receiver better expect a hit

Exactly, and at those speeds, DBs have to brace them selves for impact.

He knew he was getting hit. You can see him try to cover up in a couple frames after he lets the ball go through his hands to defend himself instead

If your coached how to tackle and not wanting to be on social media's top 10! This doesn't happened!

Dude played 5 yards back and still got smoked down field😂

@@Juanulas23 he had safety help y’all people don’t know shot about football I really hate the world just speak on so much shit y’all don’t know

It's typical....

Literally 😂😂

I don't expect any other reaction from his kind. Damn football players.

@@prod1192 thin ice bud

@@davidmorison9855 not really

you mean...when the ratings were higher???? LOL

God I miss football

Now it's "You got...CARESSED DOWN!"

He goootttttttt ……………….”JACKEDUP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Well sissy football for us and cry baby Brady!!! Lol 😂

I agree it’s a great hit to me

you guys need lasik

all shoulder. sound hit.

Right, it was a damn good hit. That’s football.

rewatch the video then, that is clearly neck area with the crown of the helm

Legendary back. League is too soft now imo

Except his hit was perfectly legal and still got a penalty for it because it was to “hard” of a hit.

Pretty sure he didn't hit helmet and it was all shoulder pad. Wasn't dirty hitting the head.

Haven't seen Davis since! Kam knocked the love of football out of him!

The player he hit doesn’t

- #7 is a wanna be thug wearing a football uniform.

Yeah, 7 should have been tossed for being a jackass too.

Yeah he’s supposed to let him score there and not make a play at all because they can’t hit anymore

@@tHefLLwuP#7 was the one “standing over him”. Frankly, that is pretty weak for taunting. Maybe he was talking smack. Maybe he was just checking out the guy that got laid out. You really can’t tell but whatever.

You hope he recovers from playing football. Ridiculous

Cuz he dropped a perfect throw.

@@ryana3679 Are you fucking kidding me? Homie took a hard as hit to the head/Neck Area. You obviously never played ball before. Your first reaction to a hit like that is normally place your hands to your head. Sincerely, a former ball player that got his bell rung during a fucking run.

@@UnRu1eD between you and I I’m probably the only one who played a contact sport at a professional level. So keep your panties on. I’m not saying he didn’t get his bell rung. I’m saying if he caught the ball he wouldn’t have taken the hit that way.

Suck em off billy

His Threats were definitely not empty lol

I don't know how that guy doesn't get ejected from every game he plays in.

Cincy fan here... His name fits perfectly cause that's probably his 3rd ejection this yr 🤣

It’s obviously not a clean play since the player was ejected. On a different note, this is why American football is in trouble. No one gives a shit about player safety. The guy almost gets his head knocked off and could have been injured for life, and guys like you are like “clean hit, nothing wrong”. What’s the matter with you? Does player safety not matter to you at all?

@@OrdinaryDude67 so your argument is that referees never make mistakes? Player safety matters, but football is a rough game. That's in part why it's popular.

@@MetaVitaexcept they didn’t make a mistake here, because that was a dirty hit and targeting. I’m sorry you’re stuck in the past with how football used to be grandpa, but we’ve learned about this new thing called CTE. Maybe you’ve heard of it.

@@fighthive4808 Simple solution is to develop better helmets, Theres no reason helmets have to be solid on the outside anymore.

@@fighthive4808 Then don't play D1 football if you can't accept the consequences. Yes, this world has become absolutely soft, that was a beautiful hit. Lmao you can knee someone in the face in the UFC but can't make a tackle in football even though gear is WAY better than what it was.

I agree with you. Head stayed up and was across the receiver's chest. It was a hard hit. It was a physically damaging hit. I don't understand why it was a penalty.

what college were you in

Yeah I wondered why the neighborhood dogs were going crazy

I can hear that from new Zealand while on vacation.

microphones are CRAZY

Did ur sister/wife too?

We heard it here in Texas too. Dadgum….

And they should be. That was a huge hit but by no means was it deliberately to the head/neck or dirty in any way. Start flagging QBs for throwing hospital passes and toss THEM out the game. Makes just as much sense IMO.

Yea I hate how they get ejected for that when it’s clearly not intentional they just playing hard, it should be like the technical foul where 2 gets you gone

@@louisvalentineiv This is a good compromise. This situation is just an unfortunate one. No malice involved, it just happened. All he was thinking is that he has to make up all that ground at full speed because if he catches it it'd be a half second walk in. By the time he sees it's a drop it's already too late

@@louisvalentineiv And these defenders are danged if they do danged if they dont.. They cant predict how a player is going to move all the time. They try to position themselves and make a hit, but sometimes the player will change their body position or direction. Like on this play, the WR looked to be jumping to make the catch and keeping his body upright, only to do a tiny jumpo step and lower his body. smh.. Modern sports is a joke... We need to go back to 1980's and 90's.. I dont know about you, but if I was getting paid 1000x the salary of a normal person, I am willing to take ANY risk that comes along with physical combat sports. That means head injuries and even death. If I could set my family up for future generations, Id be willing to die, let alone get concussions. We pay these athletes millions of dollars, give them $200,000 free educations and College, and yet as they make more and more money, the sport gets softer and softer and worse and worse. Its a joke.

​@@justaregulardude895 lead with his head

No it wasn't dummy

Them practice heros always trying to get looks lol

The heat wasn’t bad at all dude what the fuck are you looking at

This was daily hs practice when I graduated in 07

We ain’t in the 90s anymore

Definitely a clean hit

It was a clean hard hit. They called targeting because the receiver was deemed as defenseless

You're missing the obvious crown of the helmet to the face mask part. I'd suggest looking into bifocals bud.

Dude dropped his own head while other guy was going for upper chest. Deserved

Look again

Are we watching the same video? That was very clearly helmet-to-helmet

You make a very good point. Sometimes I wonder about these personal foul targeting penalties for hitting a QB who slides at the last moment. Your pad level is low to get his center of mass and he “gives up” and slides just before you make contact and his helmet is now down at your level. I mostly played offense. But that doesn’t seem fair.

@@CX0909 they gotta adjust the rules for players changing levels. It'll be very difficult but it has to be addressed sooner or later. Oh and me too I was a RB

@@314rappin WR, CB, and FS. I was on both ends of some big hits. I believe in protecting defenseless players… Just as much as I believe in good clean hard hits. I am cool with a guy getting de cleated but I wanna see him get back up and go back to his huddle.

In this case it was 100% targeting. When you don't even attempt to use your arms, let alone your hands on an open field tackle, you're just using yourself as a missile not a football player with any skills. 100% thug. And I've held this same opinion since the 70s and 80s when I played.

@@kevinkasp not a thug at all, but definitely right on the targeting

I agree with you. I don't see it being an intentional hit. But I don't agree with you that he forgot the fundamentals. He may be young, he may not be, but if you watch from the back angle you can see that he didn't duck his head or lead with the crown or anything... Every person has a forward lead of their head when sprinting. He did, and it never went down further than that. And on the the head and neck area, I am reallllly not agreeing on that. He put his face mask right into the players chest. It was a bit high maybe. That's hard to gauge when the receiver is mid air and you're sprinting b-line ready to knock him into the oblivion. I think there needs to be a foul that's for a play like this, which is very hard to say with certainty it was targeting. And hey, I could be wrong. I was a starting D-Tackle for Utah, in 2014, the year we led the nation in sacks and second in tfl's (I know that sounds douchie, but i say it just so you know I'm not some couch warrior). And last thing, I grew up being taught and also wanting to lay the biggest hits on any victim. Crackback? Oh yeah, bring it on!! But, I actually now hate seeing players seeing a guy who's not even really a part of the play but close enough to "justify" wrecking some dude who isn't even paying attention. But this play, I just don't see it. Extend the rules of what inherits unnecessary roughness, and maybe it would deserve that..? (And yes, it's midnight, I can't sleep, and I put all that effort into writing a book for a comment! I'm that bored... lol. Take it how you may!

I get your point but these players are not expecting to get hit anymore is what makes it dangerous

I agree with you it really was a good hit. Thank God the other player was good or got up. If he would have caught it I believe it would have been a different story

@Tom stfu bro. Keyboard tough guy. You a joke

Happily Everett is toast now.

You're talking about when he with the Saints?

Yep it’s a cheap shot

Footballs done changed. I mean if your not targeting. How do u make a tackl

I guess the defense is just supposed to let the offense walk into the end zone now.

It wouldn't of been a touchdown regardless because dude never caught the ball before getting smacked out of reality

He has to hit his body. In the clip, the defenders helmet hit the offenders helmet. Hence the targeting call.

@@hospitaladministrator3359 I mean, he TRIED to go lower imo he was just coming in too fast. I wouldn't say eject him for "targeting the head" because shit happens when bodies are flying, at least that's what it looks like to me. Doesnt look like a dirty play that warrants ejection imo

That's what I'm saying, it was a clean hit

@@PlayyBoyyFloyd I tend to agree with you on this one. It was close, but I’d not call it targeting. Unfortunate? Yes....

He’s not suppose to lead with his head. It’s exactly what he did

@@sagetoad1116 He Clearly Led with his shoulder Not his head.. TERRIBLE Call.

Yes. That’s exactly what he’s supposed to do. The ONLY thing you’re allowed to do if he’s mid catch and defenseless is try to get your hands on the ball to deflect or intercept. You can get away with some grabbing albeit at the risk of interference, but you don’t crack them, especially in the neck area while they’re midair and unable to defend.

You can make him pay without helmet to helmet collision

@@Rayzajw did you watch the video that wasn't helmet to helmet

@@Duece-_- what caused that pop we all heard?

@@jelly7310 they both have pads on Smdh watch the video he didn’t hit his helmet

@@briantime9880 yeah, I watched again three times. The receiver's helmet damn near left his head. The defender's helmet hitting the receiver's helmet is the pop we all heard. What did he hit, if not the helmet, to make that sound?

If he hit him in the chest why did his helmet chin guard get hit. Aside from that if he was defending that all he had to do was go for the waist.

@@pheonix2160 nah bro he hit him in the chest with his shoulder that should be a legal play. U can't throw a flag bc the guy is hurt

No look at the replay he definitely hit head head-to-head

It's just new rule bs He had his head down and was going for the tackle before he touched the ball he had no idea he didn't catch it and he needed to hit him high enough to where he wouldn't just roll over his back and get into the end zone Bunch of crap and shoes refs need to go back to school or the lot of them need to be retired and new instructors employed

@@bliine Buddy watch again. You can clearly see the guys helmet get hit and thats targeting... His head snaps back before the shoulder hits the chest... THATS TARGETTING. !!!!! Cycle that portion of the clip back and forth and you will see his head snap before the body is hit.

No, it's called a helmet to helmet hit. Nothing to do with hitting too hard or a defenseless player. Understand the rules before making comments old man.

@@CanadaGoose-ks4eh Watch that again, it wasn't a helmet to helmet hit, two shoulders collided, not two helmets.

That is something that has always bothered me as a current Collegiate Football player (albeit D3) why the FUCK does no one talk about UFC and boxing, I've seen so much worse happen in a ring then on the field, I know WHY too many stories of men's lives being ruined or ended because they took too many hits to the head especially the back of the head, and refs being the cause, because they will ALLOW it instead of penalizing the fighter, so many dudes have either died or are currently in wheelchairs, the men in the ring have it SO much worse then us and no one fuckin talks about it 9/10 if someone gets hit in the head on the gridiron it's an accident cause who the fuck is Tryna put they OWN cranium on the line tryna knock another niggas head loose?💀 but in the ring, as long as it's not the back shits A-OKAY, but yet it never gets talked about like our hits

I didn’t know boxers and ufc fighters fought for 17 matches a year with an hour of fight time each match. Ignorant comparison to make between the two sports

@@izjalen @Jalen N they take hundreds of headhits a match with straight knuckles and force NO protection the goal is to put another man's head into such shock they get KNOCKED out it's infinitely more dangerous and traumatic. I'm not tryna do that as a D-Linemen and we linemen are the most susceptible to things like CTE and head injuries but hitting our heads don't happen NEARLY as much as it does in the ring. Point blank Steve Young is able to walk away and function normally as part of society for the most part, after his Hellish head injuries. Richard Colon on the other hand is a unfortunately a fucking vegetable right now who needs aid 24 hours a day 7 days a week due to the egregious circumstances. Which sounds more dangerous?

​@@izjalenamateurs and even some pros do much more than that

Exactly. Then the d coordinator is pissed. Defensive players can’t win

@@Budd631 Exactly

had he held onto the ball it still would have been called a targeting because he led with the helmet to the neck and head area

@@rickeyhaynes6072 hate to tell ya but you are wrong if you watch the camera specifically at 1:07 it was the WR that caused their heads to collide because he lowered his head down watching the ball he dropped hit the ground. If the WR doesn't drop it before contact or doesn't watch it hit the ground it would have been a legal hit. Now i will say it is targetting because it was helmet to helmet but sucks for defender because he was going for a clean hit just the WR hunching down as he dropped the ball caused his helmet to hit him in the facemask.

You didn't watch the hit. He lead with his helmet and hit the receivers helmet. Get some glasses.

@@Sheva9NJ You go see an optometrist. Defender's helmet was lowering all the way as he was stretching to break up the pass or shove the guy out if bounds. Their helmets collided. I guarantee you could not make the decisions you are making now if you are that safety running full out to make a play. The safety was lowering his body for a shoulder hit. He cannot know where the receiver's going to put his head from one tenth of a second to the next.

@@Sheva9NJ No you are incorrect. Get yourself a bigger tv/phone.

@@Sheva9NJ too bad it was incidental contact and just part of the game..go watch soccer

Seahawks fan, thought the same thing. Bam Bam Kam used to take the life out of people on the field.

Just looked it up, I don't see anything wrong with either of these hits...

@@mattschwartz7583 Kams hit was clean for sure. He was such a physical safety. College rules are different though, this one was close.

@@mattschwartz7583 Yeah I don't see anything wrong with both hits. This hit just reminded me of how hard Kam's tackles were.

@@davidphung7914 this was definitely a bad hit. Maybe it wasn't intentional I don't think it was he wasn't celebrating the hit but it was really bad fork for a hit. It's those types of hits cfb/nfl is trying to remove for a reason

Exactly, these players are not expecting to get hit anymore is what makes it dangerous

Facts!! Led with the shoulder and put it in his chest!! Super clean!!!

Agreed..very little helmet to helmet contact but it's just what happens sometimes..equipment is bound to make contact..bullshit penalty and even more of a bullshit ejection

WR is even bracing for the hit! Really don't see where the penalty is.

Or make defenders make proper tackles instead of leading with the crown and hoping for the best.

@@flyingdics1 except he didn’t lead with the crown of his helmet and hit the offensive player in the chest with his shoulder. That is literally a picture perfect tackle. If you have a problem with it then I suggest taking interest in soccer

@@nadz_OG Nope. The only reason he doesn't make contact with the crown of his helmet is that the receiver moves. If you think this is a picture perfect tackle, you're a pretty normal football fan in that you have no idea what a good tackle looks like.

The ball was 5 yards away before he was hit.

I’d like to see you take that hit and call it clean after you can’t even think straight for a month from concussion symptoms. What is wrong with you?

He anticipated it just a tad

@@JesseDavis7373 look at it again last secs that ball hit the ground then he got popped

@@JesseDavis7373 104-109 check that out 😂

I'd dap my guy up for making a big hit to stop a touchdown. Sucks he got hurt on the play hopefully he was alright

@@ripike You can "big hit" without targeting the head. In case you've been living under a rock in Siberia, targeting a guy's head is dangerous - just so you're aware now. He could have easily broken up the play by swatting the guys hands with his hands and didn't have to lead with the helmet like a jackass. That would have broken up the play, the receiver wouldn't have gotten hurt, and his thug ass wouldn't have gotten ejected. I guess sportsmanship and giving a shit about other human beings is dead though, right?

@@mrthingy9072 If you aren't giving it a 100% and don't have the mindset to layout the other players then you ain't playing in the NFL. That's my opinion.

@@mrthingy9072 you clearly have never played football at a competitive level

@@mrthingy9072 that’s just football. It’s part of the sport and it’s dangerous they knew the the risk before signing up. Besides even with out helmet contact the sport can be dangerous some guy got hit in the chest and fell into cardiac arrest. It’s dangerous sport and this stuff is just part of the risk. Football is getting to soft nowadays might as well re named the sport

Dude didn’t even catch the ball, maybe watch the video

Ouuuuuuu weeeeee that was nasty lol

Ya it wasnt that bad, just a bunch of pussies making rules now

Looked like a good hit to me

Facts

Clean hit

Yep this is a penalty because lawyers told billionaires it has to be. So they don’t get sued. Make no mistake that is the only reason

I don't think so, it was a sideline pattern the QB has to make that pass

Nope route was up the sideline qb placed it decently

@@articstorm007 the route doesn't matter on a hospital pass. Any play where the QB throws a pass that leads a receiver into a blind hit is a hospital pass. It doesn't have to be a crosser or slant to be a hospital pass.

@@baxter1896 And the DB HAS to make that tackle. Who is really to blame? Neither player, the RULES are fucked.

@ryan48888 I played lacrosse as a goalie, so I know what a hospital/coma pass looks like. That was a textbook definition of a coma pass.

His soul was separated from his body for a few moments though...

Hit was helmet to helmet, whether intentional or not, the right call was made.

@@jamesmckay6682 watch the replay. His helmet never was used as a weapon and the was not hit with the crown of the helmet.

I guess so this new soft ass football is crazy

That was a good hit. I hate how soft the sport is nowadays.

@@gymstar7124 what happened to chest to chest tackles? What's up with all these hits leading with their heads and shoulders? We call the officials soft, but you'll never see a penalty called on a legitimate tackle.

Blasphemy ‼️

Man 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂

How about lowering his shoulder and tackling his body? Let’s see you take a hit helmet to helmet and be okay after

That's what I was thinking. And it was high, but it did not look like a helmet so idk

@@andrewhoback1080 yeah, because it wasn’t. He didn’t lead with the crown of his helmet. He hit him high as you said, but he also hit in the chest. BS call if you ask me.

@@ProjectChaos77 exactly. I also hate when an offensive player leans down and the defensive player gets called. I understand watching point of more exciting but a no call can also be fair and does not hurt the offense.

Because no one has balls anymore, just slits

@@drewp.weiner2473 I see that. Usually even the commentary would agree one the bogusness but apparently their with them now too

@@nachobusiness2050 the rule is literally in the video. Forcible contact with the head/neck area of defenseless opponent OR any forcible hit by crown of helmet

@@jacobsegal6390 ok now timestamp where he hit the guy in the head or neck area? He hit him with his shoulder in his chest area. Head was up. If he would of clotheslined him sure but it looked like a cleam hit to me. And to say he's defenseless i call bull on because he almost caught the ball, corners dont have enough time to make a change mid collision and it was close enough to think he caught it

Had his jersey. He had to quit playing because they stopped letting players hit.

@@jord1242 do u remember Dante Robinson ? I played HS football with him...he's pretty much the reason the NFL changed the rules

@@jeffgregory5524 absolutely do, that's awesome! Would have loved to watch him play hs ball, dominant!

@@jord1242 yeah he was our starting running back as well and he ran for like 200 yds a game !

@@jeffgregory5524 dude was a beast.

no reason for him to lead with his helmet at his neck

Wrap up and lead with the chest

@@xority9827 You didn't play football.

@@fundamentalbear8347 I played football and I agree with him. The rules changed. This is an illegal hit, even if it’s the most effective hit to jar the ball. If I’m getting beat to the edge by a RB, should I just horse collar him because it’s effective? Players have always had to navigate the rules like this. It’s only now that the keyboard warriors want to call players babies for not wanting to commit suicide and/or hurt their loved ones as a consequence of repeated brain trauma.

They can, but you can't target the head with your head anymore.

Yeah...and players have died from hits like that...players aren't weak....athletic departments are protecting the heads of these players.....the brain is located in the head....not the ass......like yours......

Sadder that you play a dumb sport that causes so many injuries.

All wr are defenseless all the time are the rules now days. You have to let them catch the ball and take two steps before you can tackle them.

🤣🤦🏾‍♂️ might as well make this sport flag football

Says 3 guys sitting on their couch.

@@davidwagner9644 you have to let them scored the TD I guess 🤷‍♂️

@@davidwagner9644 yeah exactly. The NCAA wants every game to be 77-70. They hate defense.