NFL meeting to ban hip drop tackles.. (Update: Now banned)

Just the thought of how dangerous a running back getting past the 1st level and amount of penalties they'll draw next season as defender adjust.

Stopping Kamara gets a lot harder, because the most successful technique was a hip drop tackle.

It will certainly be harder once they get into the secondary. I'm just thinking of all the helmet to helmet hits RBs take close to the line that never get called. I guess it's technically because they are not defenseless but it seems just as dangerous or more so than QB hits and WRs over the middle. Those guys take a beating near the line and nothing ever seems to get called.

Anyway, I just hope our line/scheme is good enough this year that we can see Kamara running free in the secondary instead of getting hit 2 yards behind the LoS. I'm also hoping for a healthy Kendre Miller. That dude runs with serious violence when healthy. He's going to be a load to bring down.