Now, the NFL also has something else going on.

So NFL draft is going on, Pro Bowl, Super Bowl coming up,

which we're going to get to Wednesday night.

Big Super Bowl previews.

You want to tune into that show.

But an interesting article I saw this morning,

and there was some reaction from former NFL players in this too.

The NFL wants to ban hip drop

tackles. So, you know, tackles where the running backs running and a defender is going to

be behind the running back trying to take him down from behind, usually with his legs and his legs.

And, you know, the whole criticism is it could hurt their ankles, running backs.

Richard Sherman, potentially a future Hall of Hamer, said there,

a desperation wrap-up trying to prevent a ball carrier from gaining extra yards.

That's what this tackle is.

There isn't one player saying, quote,

Ham about to drop my weight on his anchor when I tackle him.

Defense is hard enough

with the rules about roughing the Cuban interference.

This would be overkill.

NFL's chief medical officer, Dr. Alan Seals,

said the league will have a very active

off-season conversation about the maneuver.

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