Darrin Bauming ‏@DarrinBauming 2m2 minutes ago

#Bombers not dressed for practice this morning: M.Leggett, Z.Anderson, S.Brown, W.Wright, A.Richards, and Dan West is missing his third day.

 

 

2) This argument is often used and it's pretty shaky at best.  At the playing speed in the pros it's almost impossible to target another players injury directly during the play.  Also most players know that if they target another players injury, that they will get the same in return.  These guys all take the same risks and they are more of a brotherhood than most fans think.  

 

I agree that doing it at game speed would be pretty challenging. It's the opportunistic plays a player can make after the whistle or against a prone player that I'm thinking of. Think Kuale vs Buck or Kadri elbowing Fraser on a routine play. 

 

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I once overheard a lunch conversation during grey cup week where two large gentlemen were discussing how mr.x (overly aggressive player whose name I can not remember but had injured players) needs to understand that football is a business and that he needed to approach the game with a professional attitude. You have to be able to work with people when you change teams. That conversation changed the way I looked at the game at the time (I was young). For sure there is a brotherhood and a responsibility but there are also players who do not get it.