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reason in the last couple of weeks we've seen some quote-on-quote

prominent football commentators talk about how defenses running too high

safeties or playing high coverage is turning quarterbacks into check down artists and making

the game boring. Then recently Mel Kuiper basically said that playing two high

safeties should be outlawed. I do want to play a short clip of it so you can see

for yourself I'm not making this up. Let's go and play the clip.

That's what I want to see brought back. You say, well you can't do that, right?

Well you got a five-yard rule with the the cornerbacks right the

melt blunt rule right now with the push thing with hurts you got to be a

yard back now so don't tell me you can't have those safeties closer to the line

to scrimmage than they are I was in games where I'm thinking,

hey, too high, they're out in outer space, too, I couldn't even find us, and they're playing with nine guys,

right? Where are the other two? On the other two, they're so d'ag-on far back

and even though they're part of damn play.

I'm telling you, we got to change this thing,

and we got to have, hey, you can warn them.

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