Direct hits are still a prevalent problem in the NFL. Should direct hits lead to ejection from the game? If a college football player commits an intentional helmet-to-helmet hit, the penalty is an ejection. If college football can incorporate this penalty, couldn't the NFL? We see that former footballers who have suffered many concussions during their playing career have long-term effects. Some current players feel like they can't control where their shots go and injuries are just part of the game. Some fans feel that all these sanctions take the fun out of the game. Former NFL players are an example of what helmet-to-helmet hits can do. Seeing how concussions have affected former players ties directly into helmet-to-helmet hits. If the NFL had let players know more about how hits to the head could affect them later, would they be okay with an ejection? Having players commit intentional head hits would have reduced concussions. Some former players say they wouldn't even let their children play football. The equipment, et...