How many times should you be able to get a injury time out for the same player before they should be yanked

[Sharky7337]

One of my takeaways from the game was how many "injuries" that seemed to give a break to the raiders.

 

They may have been totally valid. But they should make a rule that after x amount of times a player needs to sit out a series or something.

[scuba guy]

The rule which was started after bill cheats in the Super Bowl with the bills and giants kmow states that a player who has been hurt has to leave for 1 series unless you take a time out than the player can come back in without missing a play

[Ethan in Cleveland]

They all seemed like legitimate injuries.  A couple were head and neck shots. The Bills were not in hurry up except for brief periods of the game so I doubt they were faking.
If they sit out a play and are cleared to play let them back in.

Just now, scuba guy said:

The rule which was started after bill cheats in the Super Bowl with the bills and giants kmow states that a player who has been hurt has to leave for 1 series unless you take a time out than the player can come back in without missing a play

What are you talking about? 
First it began with Seattle and Chuck Knox against the Bengals.

Second there is no such “out for a series” rule. It’s one play and they can come back. 

[scuba guy]

I meant out for a play not series

My bad

 

The rule was changed after the Super Bowl between the bills and giants

 

I believe there were four rule changes after that super bowl

 

1) injury

2) the tasker rule can't go out of bounds on kickoffs or punts

 

Sorry don't remember the other ones

[LB48]

2 hours ago, Sharky7337 said:

One of my takeaways from the game was how many "injuries" that seemed to give a break to the raiders.

 

They may have been totally valid. But they should make a rule that after x amount of times a player needs to sit out a series or something.

I thought the Raiders were taking some "injuries" to slow the Bills down?