I was listening to Mike and Mike in the morning and they noted that Terry Bradshaw threw as many touchdowns as interceptions over his entire entire career. The man has four Super Bowl rings. He's a Hall of Fame quarterback

They say good quarterbacks in the 70's had a 50% completion rating but now if you're under 65% they're looking for a new quarterback

What I wonder though, is has the emphasis on excitement in the passing game made football less safe?

Do we have more dangerous throws over the middle? Are quarterback spending more time hanging out in the pocket allowing more big hit opportunities? I just don't think you get as many big hits in the running game. You're just not in defenseless positions in the running game as much as you are in passing game.

If the NFL really wants to make the game more safe, would rolling back some of the pass friendly rule changes, that they added in the last decade or two, make a difference?

At least with more run-oriented offenses, it's still a physical game, unlike the direction we're heading now.