It is time to SUSPEND Minkah Fitzpatrick for one FULL YEAR.

SUSPEND New York Jets hit man Minkah Fitzpatrick FOR a full year. After Fitzpatrick effectively ended Cleveland Browns Running back Nick Chubb's career several years ago, to do it again, against the same Browns Football team, this time resulting in a concussion and early game removal of Browns Rookie Wide Receiver KC Concepcion on an illegal hit; had this game been in Cleveland had I been at the stadium, I fantasize rushing the field and hitting Fitzpatrick head on at full speed, so he can see the hit coming, and when I am rescuitated, I discover that indeed Fitzpatrick has been removed from the game and assessed an IMMEDIATE ONE YEAR SUSPENSION by the NFL.
Nick Chubb will never make the Hall of Fame because of Minkah Fitzpatrick after Chubb was taken down in his prime on a vicious hit to Chubb's knee by Fitzpatrick.

Minkah Fitzpatrick prefers to blindside tackle by leading with his helmet. Fitzpatrick clenches his fists, and locks his arms at 90 degree angles so the full force of his tackle is through his helmet and shoulder pad. Real men use their arms to tackle ball carriers, they do not lead with their helmets and shoulder pads as if they are blocking a defender who is not carrying the football. This is a distinction with a remarkable difference; blocking another defenseman or offensive lineman is different than tackling a ball carrier or wide receiver. The ball carrier has to hold the ball, so they don't have both hands available, so when Fitzpatrict launches his body by leading with his helmet and shoulder pads, while his hands are clenched into fists, and his arms are locked at a 90 degree angle, he is committing a foul, and Nick Chubb's Hall of Fame Career was ended because of Fitzpatrick.

3 Years later and  Fitzpatrick has committed over the top violence, AGAIN, to another Browns player! Helmet to helmet targeting causes a concussion AND OR a fumble, or dropped pass, and is a tactic that the NFL has tried to stop, but obviously has not completely stopped the practice of targeting, nor, blindside targeting, as the practice continues, with wide receivers and Quarterbacks being the most vulnerable, unless Minkah Fitzpatrick is involved and targets a running back's knee with his helmet and shoulder pads.
Below is the image of Minkah Fitzpatrick's helmet to helmet violence against Browns rookie wide receiver KC Concepcion, which resulted in a five yard penalty. KC concepcion left the game, while Fitzpatrick was allowed to remain in the game.

  

 

The tactic of helmet to helmet blindsiding and knocking the player out to cause a fumble and get the ball back, or, to cause a dropped, seems to continue even as the NFL claims to be all about player safety.  

The Sunday Oct. 11, 2026 Jets vs Cleveland game follows an ongoing mission by some players to try and make a player either drop a pass, or fumble, by adminstering a concussion causing blindside helmet to helmet hit. 
Five years ago in a playoff game against Cleveland, 

a Chiefs player concussed a Cleveland Browns wide receiver that directly caused a fumble just before the goal line. The Browns receiver fumbled the ball, while concussed, the fumbled ball went into the endzone and became a turnover. Kansas would kick a field goal, resulting in a 10 point turnaround on a despicable play that became the difference maker as the Chiefs squeaked by the Browns.

Suspend Fitzpatrick for a FULL YEAR. 

Meanwhile, in 2020, Buffalo Bills offensive lineman was penalized for blindsiding a player that was about to tackle the lineman's scrambling quarterback in 2020.

Was it coincidence that both the Browns QB, and the Bills QB, were victimized in the playoffs around the time that Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes  had begun to appear in Consecutive Super Bowls? Probably was a coincidence, but what a coincidence.

 

Los Angeles Emmy winning Producer Alessandro Machi combines his editing, camera, math, and real time action observational skills to provide unique insights into the World of Sports.