10-16-2015, 01:28 PM
The best way to avoid a targeting call is to actually tackle or block with your arms and body, not use your head and helmet like some sort of goddam battering ram. If you go in like that, you put yourself at risk for wherever your helmet hits, moreso since, you know, you're no longer looking at where you're actually heading. Maybe he meant to aim lower and maybe the way to hit struck made BMart's helmet jump more than from another angle (though I seriously doubt both), but neither of those are an issue if you don't come in head first in the first place.
