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Adrian Peterson is arguably the most violent running back in the NFL, continually putting a hurt on would be tacklersBut that style might have to change with the NFL's new helmet rule, which prohibits runners from lowering the crown of their helmetsAnd the

Redskins safety D.JSwearinger says the league's new rule on helmet to helmet hits is bad for footballFrom shooting jumpers to asking personal questions, Carson Wentz is

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Washington Redskins safety D.JSwearinger spoke out against the NFL's new helmet to helmet ruleTeams AFC East Bills Dolphins Jets Patriots AFC North Bengals Browns Ravens Steelers AFC South Colts Jaguars Texans Titans AFC West Broncos

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A new rule this season will penalize players yards for lowering their helmets upon contact, taking the helmet to helmet rule one step furtherThere's also a chance players might be ejected

RICHMOND Washington Redskins safety D.JSwearinger says the NFL's new helmet to helmet rule is "eliminating football, the real football" and will force defenders to strike lowA new rule this

Redskins safety D.JSwearinger says the league's new rule on helmet to helmet hits is bad for footballYou have come to the ESPN Africa edition, for other ESPN editions, click

Redskins safety D.JSwearinger says the league's new rule on helmet to helmet hits is bad for football.