Diagram in Vikings Locker Room Breaks Down the NFL’s Illegal Hit Policy
Vikings punter Chris Kluwe posted this photo on his Twitter account yesterday. It’s a diagram that breaks down the NFL’s stance on illegal hits. The diagram was a response to a safety video that the NFL circulated to help give some clarity to this hot topics issue that’s been making the rounds all week.
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