Harrison's trick to preventing concussions

I'd rather see scientific evidence than take the word of a guy who has already had "double-digit" concussions.

Hope it really does work. No reason not to constantly improve the safety equipment.

with all the concussion talk, anything that can possibly help should be explored.

I hope it works.

In the meantime, expect Harrison to get a fine from the NFL front office for endorsing a non-approved product (re: the league isn't getting a cut from DuPont).

It's easy to avoid concussions when you don't play.

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Originally posted 08:24 AM ET  10.18 by Spaceman Spiff

I hope it works. In the meantime, expect Harrison to get a fine from the NFL front office for endorsing a non-approved product (re: the league isn't getting a cut from DuPont).

Is there anything Kevlar can't do? I have guns with Kevlar, skis, and parachute lines, not to mention body armor and vehicle parts. Great stuff, but having done business with DuPont in their Kalrez perflouroelastomers I can assure you nobody gets a piece of Duponts pie until they are done with it. I can easily see a $20,000 helmet if they start making them. Their pricing is brutal and shameless.

Stop using your Head as a Ramming Pole, that might Help!

I sure he is correct. Just play these thin wafer like cushions in your helmit and you will not get a concussion sitting on the bench.

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Originally posted 09:34 AM ET  10.18 by Not4Nutten

Stop using your Head as a Ramming Pole, that might Help!

I guess you have never played football. You think it's that easy to remember when you are trying to tackle a guy from getting a TD or at least a first down?

The study should be conducted by Harrison trying to concusse the crap out of Browns receivers.

So in Harrison's world, this just means he can spear people with his helmet even ahrder without fear of a concussion.

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Originally posted 10:37 AM ET  10.18 by Illegal Mexicans

I guess you have never played football. You think it's that easy to remember when you are trying to tackle a guy from getting a TD or at least a first down?

You got to be kidding me, I played 10 Years, jammed my Head Twice, both times I was hit from behind into another player, this guy uses his Helmet as part of his tackle, the bill will come in after he retires and I'm afraid to say, he might not be able to pay it!

Easiest way to reduce head injuries is to go back to leather helmets with no mask. Concussions far less an issue in rugby and tackling is less head hunting.