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Sat Oct 26, 2013, 02:20pm

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Originally Posted by raiderfan

i am sure NFHS didn't have this play in mind when the free blocking zone was established. A defensive tackle launching into the belly of the O-lineman would cause serious injury. So if you think this play is legal, i think you ought to rethink.

As long as he doesn't lead with the helmet I would have no problem. The linemen need to take some responsibility to protect themselves.

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