They're not even categories, let alone different ones. It's football vernacular, and bartel_magic described Selwood's 'leading with the head' as an example of him putting his head over the ball. So he has accepted Selwood as a player who leads with his head.
Two supporters. Plural. I applaud them for swimming against the tide and naming Selwood as a player who habitually leads with his head.
I've already painted a vivid picture of what it's an example of, courtesy of Pacino in "Justice For All".
And a defendant can't be innocent unless all the jurors agree that he is, so you've already conceded the point with your clumsy analogy anyway
It's always a pleasure to rain on one's parade. In circumstances of a hung jury, majority verdicts are permitted so a defendant can be found innocent even if one juror happens to disagree.