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And to his credit Matthews' tackling technique was training-tape-perfect in his attempt to avoid a flag. He even turned his head towards the left before he made contact to ensure that his helmet didn't kiss Smith's Madden 23 Coins. Instead from picking Smith up and dropping his into the ground What Matthews did was continue with the tackle which made him fall over Smith. Matthews was clearly aware of the new rule because immediately after he and Smith hit the ground together in a clump, Matthews started looking around to see if he was flagged.

After watching the play, I just want those that changed the rule in the first place to be forced to stand in the presence of a video recording of it and show how this rule change will solve the problem. I also want them to be forced to explain, in detail the things that Matthews could have done differently during the game.

Additionally, I'd invest a significant amount of money to see the same decision makers put on an actual physical demonstration of what they believe Matthews should had done better. I would like them to actually feel the sensation of trying to tackle someone without landing on the other person, and I'd like the same shit show to be broadcast on every streaming site so we all can share the chance to laugh.

Making the game "soft" creates in many regular players who never played football the perception that current players want to be able to hurt one another at peace. This also reinforces the notion that players need the coaches to "save them from themselves," which is a story that is solely beneficial to the owners. A lot of "fans" already view players as commodities, not actually people Cheap Madden nfl 23 Coins, so I'm of the opinion that it won't make anyone's life any easier for players to continue to fall into that trap rhetorically.