NFL's New Hit Rules

As the team owners in the NFL enact new rules on hitting regarding helmet to helmet hits, is the game becoming less and less of a "tough mans game"? Not a chance. These new rules simply help protect players from unnecessary injury from thugs like James Harrison. James Harrison was one of the major players in this debate as he was fined a whopping $75,000 for a helmet to helmet hit. Lets not forget he is a repeat offender and has make his career on bone crushing collisions. He went as far to threaten retirement after his fine and the new rules implementation. Football already has a problem with concussions and other head trauma cases due to the hard hitting, but there is no place for a player who dives head first into a player who is already on his way down to the ground. Don't get me wrong, I love big hits. Everyone likes an open field tackle that knocks a guy up into the air but I see no place for the head jarring hits that have become evermore common as players get stronger, faster, and better at their sport. If you're a good, clean player you have nothing to worry about. As for the James Harrison's out there, go ahead and retire, let the athletes play with skill.