Agree, he most likely didn't "intend" to hurt anyone but...

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IdahoRam
I don't believe this dude was trying to hurt anyone. Its easier to tackle big guys buy hitting them low.
And at the end of the day, football is just a physical sport.

Agree, he most likely didn't "intend" to hurt anyone but I bet he didn't care if someone DID get hurt. I guess there is a difference but either way, it's not a good look on him.

His initial response was that Stafford should've threw a better pass so Higbee wasn't "exposed" are much. BS! Notice how nobody else on that team or in the league for that matter, seem to go for guys knees whether they are "exposed" or not???

Like Stafford said, "it was a good hit but a dirty hit and he's as dirty as f#$%!" "It's all on tape"!

So how many guys have to get their knees blown out before something is done about it? Yes, football is a "physical sport" but at some point, ethics come into play and you just don't aim for guys knees or heads.

This isn't the 1950's NFL. Joseph is just a POS.

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