David Wild

And what it does is it causes an awful lot of frustration on the field.

You can't cover people like you covered them when we played.

You just can't because they've engineered the sport to have it 50 to 49.

That's what they want.

And it's not a coincidence to think that the sport kind of – I was talking to Tarkington about this off the air.

Yeah, of the Tarrington clan.

They do a very good job of presenting this terrific sport.

And they've just completely, like the fucking government, engineered all the rules and regulations that help and control the players.

You can't put a bunch of kids together and just say, okay, you guys can do whatever you want.

There's no rules.

Right.

You've got to give them a structure.

And so what you have now is you have people flying around like torpedoes.

You've got guys 6'8", 300 pounds, running 100 yards, and they're not going to pull up.

They're on the pile.

Still painful, isn't it?

They'd just take him right off the line of scrimmage, and that's it.

Drive him into the ground.

You're playing with nine guys now.

No, they just said you back off five yards.