Sean Taylor visors

[GhostRecon_Cane]

Guess the U was listening to someone on here who suggested we get tinited visors for recruiting visits.

Miami Gets Throwback Visors For Recruit Photoshoots

 

[Drewny1]

What Safety concerns?? That someone will hit like Sean T

 

[Zbrod95]

What Safety concerns?? That someone will hit like Sean T

That’s actually a legit concern now a days...there isn’t anybody in here that would debate that Sean would unintentionally lead the league in fines if he was still here.

May he rest in peace

 

[Dwinstitles]

What Safety concerns?? That someone will hit like Sean T

He would be kicked out the league for hitting to hard.....pu55y league now.....praying xfl allows savages cause ill switch over if they do

 

[Dwinstitles]

Oh and thats the best face mask by far of all time the new robot **** aint got nothing on those

 

[CashMoneyCane]

What Safety concerns?? That someone will hit like Sean T

Yeah safety concerns. The issue is basically medics need to be able to see into players eyes because they might not want to remove the helmet immediately. Something like that.

In a way it makes sense that Sean was the last one to really rock the tinted visor. It's iconic now.

 

[brock]

Love it

 

[TheRichtShow]

He would be kicked out the league for hitting to hard.....pu55y league now.....praying xfl allows savages cause ill switch over if they do

Yeah that's not going to happen.

Way too much liability on the line now

 

[Dwinstitles]

Yeah that's not going to happen.

Way too much liability on the line now

They should put that **** in the contract....sign here to play football....ps u might be fuqed up when u get older play at your own risk. What they going to do tell soccer players not to head the ball or boxers cant punch people in the face. If i was a player about to sign a six figure deal im sigbing on that dotted line just like all football players do. I havent seen anyone not sign there rookie deal and say i have to many headaches.

 

[D7.]

NCAA rules prohibit current players from wearing any type of tinted visors for safety reasons.

Never really understood that rule.

 

[Port Knox]

They allow the NFL guys to wear them during OTAs and summer camps, but not in live play. Concussion protocol issues for the medics to see their eyes.

 

[tyrn]

Should have got the real Oakley ones that look way better

 

[Canes2082]

Yeah safety concerns. The issue is basically medics need to be able to see into players eyes because they might not want to remove the helmet immediately. Something like that.

In a way it makes sense that Sean was the last one to really rock the tinted visor. It's iconic now.

They should develop a visor that flips up and down like a motorcycle helmet does. That way you wouldn't have to remove the helmet and just open the visor to look at their eyes if there was an injury

 

[Dwinstitles]

They allow the NFL guys to wear them during OTAs and summer camps, but not in live play. Concussion protocol issues for the medics to see their eyes.

I hate they dont allow them in the game

 

[Cribby]

They should develop a visor that flips up and down like a motorcycle helmet does. That way you wouldn't have to remove the helmet and just open the visor to look at their eyes if there was an injury

Or a tiny hinge on the side to roll it up and down like a window.

 

[CashMoneyCane]

They should develop a visor that flips up and down like a motorcycle helmet does. That way you wouldn't have to remove the helmet and just open the visor to look at their eyes if there was an injury

If I had thought of that idea, I wouldn't be sharing it here with all of us yucks. But don't worry, I'll give you a cut.

In all seriousness, yes, that's a good idea. I think it would have to clip closed at the bottom to avoid it possibly popping up and hurting someone during a tackle, but that's not a huge obstacle.

 

[TRick72]

Keon Z is the first to wear it doing so today.