Not only is there a fine line b/t practice-tackling and keeping guys healthy...but also there is one b/t just focusing on stripping the ball and tackling the football. You get what you emphasis the most and while it will no doubt improve...the poor tackling results of the first two practice games would lead one to believe they have spent too much time slapping at the ball to create tournovers as oppossed to physically jarring the ball loose via violent tackling---I understand that you cannot do this much in a practice setting---folks have to stay healthy and these are pro football players who should tackle well in game settings...But I hope they really stoke up the tackling and physical play on Sat. -v- Balt. Often times it can be the second guy invilved in the tackle who strips the ball, with the first defender insurring the sure tackle...looks like the current thought is to try for the strip first...Harris has that knack for being able to hit and strip almost in the same motion...but it should not be the first thought that comes to mind as a defender...jar the ball loose hit violent hitting seems like a safer means to create turnovers but also insure that the dude with the ball is actually stopped....thoughts????