New York lost, Vol: I lost count, considering banning tackle football for kids
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@Blankthawtz has a thread.
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Because we don't eat, shyt, dream, sleep or breathe football, like the southern states do bc they have nothing better to do with their time, (it's either that or go to the shakey shack, bluegrass festival, tip over cows, put an extra layer of candy colored paint for their cars or pick up the tumbleweeds from off their lawns). Nothing else to do with those 500K acres of land but to build those football fields and stadiums.
We don’t love NY though
These obsessive chatty threads that yall stay making, yes you do- yall are jealous and envious as hell. 
he bumped his damn head one too many times.How are you comparing simple accidents to tackle football
Silky Johnson
The Master Investbreh
I coached all levels from pop warner to HS here in NY and everything you said is bs.
Not calling you out personally because I don't know you, but this type of mindset is why I agree with the premise and won't let my boys play tackle until middle school. The quality of coaching in youth ball just isn't there to ensure the proper fundamentals. The weight of the helmet leads to players that age to naturally lean forward with the crown = exposure to neck and head injuries.
The REAL fundamentals of tackling (angle of pursuit/tracking, approach & coming to balance) can be successfully installed playing flag and flex (the game where they have the pads on the exterior of the helmets...the NFL actually trains with using Flex football as a result of the cba to limit full contact in practice read more here if you care Tackle Flexes Back - Flex Football). If you go through youtube and see the drills college teams use to teach tackling, you will see how none of what you are saying is accurate or applicable.ex:
Rugby style tackling is how it should be taught at all levels, which again, limits head exposure and can be installed without any helmets or pads. Pete Carroll has been teaching it this way since at least 2014 with Seahawks which is why you will hear it called Hawk tackling. Sometimes you'll hear it refered to as Gator/Roll tackling but it's all the same premise : removing the head from the point of contact.
Friday Night Tykes was some of the worst football from a coaching perspective I have ever seen. A bunch of Daddy ball nonsense that has to then be taught the correct way when they get to the MS/HS level. If you are serious about mastering your craft, go to the Glazier Clinics in Houston February 21-23rd ($25 for youth coaches).
2020 Houston Football Clinics, Texas Football Clinic
If you can't make the clinics, the online version will show you videos of past/current clinics. They have live webinars where you can ask questions, etc.
At the end of the day, we have to adapt in order to grow the game. The days of the big collisions are over and the sooner coaches on the younger levels understand this, the better all of us who love this shyt will be.
Speaking of head injuries - Texas needs to stand up and explain this shyt right here.. a "Bucking and Jookin" contest. say worrrdd 
and why people are dressed like it's the late 90s??
and why people are dressed like it's the late 90s??
So why is there a NY post every other day? nikkas on that young nikka, hittin' girls 'cause they like them steez.We don’t love NY though
Connecticut an/or Massachusetts are tyin' this same thing, but there's no CT/MA loss thread. I wonder why that is.
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Most players that get scholarships and play in the NFL have been playing football since peewee league.
Society is just getting week these days.
Most players with injuries concussions and broken bones would do it all over again.
Peter Popoff
AKA Petty Pimpiń..🤑
Good ole foozball, wet dogs, pork belly and the American flag.No, not like this. Good thing I live in Texas this shyt will never happen here. It's the south they eat shyt and sleep football down here. It would be some Yankee fakkits that would remove tackling from football. New York cacs
