James Harrison Has Carefully Worded Opinion On NFL Rule Changes

May 25, 2011, 1:54 AM UTC

NFL Rule Change Allows For Teams To Be Penalized If Players Make Repeat Illegal Hits

Regarding the NFL's latest rule change made in an attempt to reduce dangerous hits, oft-fined Pittsburgh Steelers LB James Harrison has expressed himself:

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I'm absolutely sure now after this last rule change that the people making the rules at the NFL are idiots.less than a minute ago via Facebook Favorite Retweet ReplyJames Harrison
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