I bet nobody expected that a punter could hit the impressive 180-foot-long HD display mounted over the Dallas Cowboys Stadium. But that’s exactly what happened in a Tennessee-Dallas game.

Let’s overlook the seriousness of the situation from the safety for players point of view to concentrate on the game of football for a second. What will the NFL do about the screen? Will teams have to challenge on interference from the actual stadium? Does that sound fair? Will punters have to hit the football with less power? Raising the screen will cost around $2 million so that seems to be out of the question.

But what if the ball would break something which will fall on a player? All of a sudden this becomes a safety issue which should be dealt with immediately.

via Yahoo

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