Isaiah Kacyvenski

[blstoker]

Kacyvenski develops product to measure head trauma | WBNG-TV: News, Sports and Weather Binghamton, New York | Sports

Good for him, always liked him as a Seahawk.

 

[FirebreathingMonkey]

See if the NFL really cared about safety they would make this a requirement or if its still to early for this devise than something similar to be a requirement already. Yet we hear nothing from the NFL about testing new helmets or improving the gear they currently wear. It's too bad it took lawyers to get involved before the NFL gave a damn about player safety..

 

[blstoker]

See if the NFL really cared about safety they would make this a requirement or if its still to early for this devise than something similar to be a requirement already. Yet we hear nothing from the NFL about testing new helmets or improving the gear they currently wear. It's too bad it took lawyers to get involved before the NFL gave a damn about player safety..

Jackie MacMullen made it her 30 seconds on Around the Horn today, which is why I looked up an article. It appears that it's on the market for $150. Could be a very useful tool in the fight against head injuries. Really, in a sport like football, it's all about new technologies, not necessarily about changes in the rules.

 

[dude82]

Kaz is a smart dude. It doesn't surprise me that he would develop something like this.

 

[HawkSquatch]

Haven't heard much from him since his whining days being stuck on Holmgren's special teams and somehow ending up on the Rams' roster, mid-season. He was making headlines sharing "all the schemes," because he knew the playbook lmao...never was a fan of this guy.

 

[dude82]

Haven't heard much from him since his whining days being stuck on Holmgren's special teams and somehow ending up on the Rams' roster, mid-season. He was making headlines sharing "all the schemes," because he knew the playbook lmao...never was a fan of this guy.

Any player that switches teams, particularly to a division rival, whether it's mid-season or between seasons, is going to share what they know about the team they just came from. It happens all the time. Whether they talk about it publicly or not, they're doing it. Some players are just more motivated, let's say, to brag about doing it than others. There's a reason why teams don't like trading with other teams in their division. Now, it's still up to the player's new team to stop his old team even if they know what to expect and if you can't do that, all of the information in the world isn't going to help you.