Kenyan Drake calls for NFL rule change on type of tackle that caused season-ending injury
The Las Vegas Raiders received more bad news Monday when they found out former Alabama running back Kenyan Drake will be out for the season with a broken ankle.
Drake suffered the injury in the Raiders’ loss to the Washington Football Team Sunday. Drake’s injury is just the latest disaster that has befallen the franchise. Earlier this season head coach Jon Gruden was forced to resign over racial and sexist slurs and second-year wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was arrested after driving drunk and killing someone in a car accident.
Kenyan Drake will miss the rest of the season with a broken ankle, per @RapSheet pic.twitter.com/gSwc1FDxNb
— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) December 6, 2021
Drake discussed his injury via Twitter.
If the emphasis is to protect the players this should be an illegal form of tackling like a horse collar. We lose players weekly to high ankle sprains and broken bones but the league would rather flag players for erroneous taunting penalties. Let’s get the priorities together
— Kenyan Drake™ (@KDx32) December 6, 2021
Drake also suffered a season-ending injury while he was a player at Alabama.
