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Jordan Fuller was doing everything he could to make a clean tackle in the second quarter of Ohio State’s game against Nebraska. Unfortunately for him, Cornhuskers tight end Kurt Rafdal went low at the last second, and Fuller ended up contacting his head/neck area. A targeting foul was called on the field, and then after, review officials upheld the call, ejecting Fuller in the process. It would have been difficult for Fuller to have avoided hitting Rafdal where he did. Initially he went low, but then so did the tight end. (@cffmwachsman) November 3, 2018 This is just one more example of a horribly conceived rule that isn’t fair to defenders.
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