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Ray Lewis announces that he will retire at end of this year's playoffs. Ray wants to spend more time with his sons. -huge respect for this player, this warrior. One of the greatest linebackers to ever play the game. He instilled fear into many opposing players. Andrew Luck should be careful on Sunday. Posted via RS Mobile |
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Damn, thought the bengals would have this game.. Couldn't handle the Texans' rush |
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Congrats to the Seahawks. -first road playoff win since defeating the Dolphins in 1983. Seattle looks really good in the playoffs now with QB Wilson, Marshawn Lynch's monster running game, and the Seahawks defence. -picking the Seahawks to beat the Falcons next week en route to the Superbowl. As for the Redskins, the team has a bright future with RG3 and running back Morris. -hoping that RG3's knee heals up. That fumble play where RG3 twisted his knee looked ugly. -hope that Griffin III heals up in the offseason. |
49ers and Packers gonna beat up each other :D NE VS DEV that's for sure... |
Falcons vs Seahawks is gonna be gooooood |
I have to say, that Baltimore game was some of the most fun I've had watching sports since watching the Canucks in the playoffs live! All the emotions running through the players, I felt it. I just hope they didn't have a huge emotional dump and come out sluggish against the Broncos :heckno: As for the Seattle game, I was torn cheering between one of my favourite teams, and my favourite player. I had a feeling Griffin's injury would be a factor leading to a Seahawks win, but I didn't expect to see his leg give up on him like that so badly... They were up 14-0, and he was clearly hurt, you have to question the coach for not pulling him at that point. Cousins is no Griffin, but he may have been able to carry them to a close win at least. My picks for next week are: Seattle over Atlanta (will be a great game) SF over GB (another good game) Baltimore over Denver (:pokerface: ) NE over Houston (easily) |
the fedex field is the worst field to play in how many player have torn their ACL playing on that field? |
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Washington radio initially reported they heard RG3 tore his pcl and acl and out 14 to 18 months, but have now pulled the report since Redskins now sending RG3 for more tests as they not sure if the MRI showed the damage from his acl tear in 2009 with Baylor. |
If what he says is true, why not file a complaint? Surely it's not the last time they'll ever have to play at that field again. Quote:
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Yeah, I agree with Seahawks coach and the team's players about the Fedex Field's playing condition. I could barely see the logo yesterday on the 50 yard line. That cheapskate Snyder should pay up to install a new turf in the stadium to protect both his players and visiting team's players. |
Same field where AP blew out his knee. Posted via RS Mobile |
Wait unless Alfred Morris blow his knee before anything gets done SMH |
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He REALLY should not have been playing. Especially when they were up by two touchdowns. Especially on that shitty field. Worst coaching decision ever. Could have ruined his career |
Mort is reporting RG3 has complete ACL and LCL tears. Ouch Quote:
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6-8 months.. Hmm, well if all goes well he could be ready for the season starter I guess, probably gonna miss training camp and such |
he won't be ready and I could really see his career being close to over now. AP has been the only player to come back the way he did and I can't see someone as young as RG3 to be able to last more then 5 years if lucky. I so wish I'm wrong hes a great player and fun to watch |
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Here's a list of guys who have had torn ACL's and made full recoveries: Al Harrington (NBA) Jamal Crawford (NBA) David West (NBA) Willis McGahee (NFL) Wes Welker (NFL) Adrian Peterson (NFL) Tom Brady (NFL) The key to fully recovering is mental. In the words of Jamal Crawford, the key is getting past the stage where you are questioning, “Can I still do that move? Can I still do that cut? The actual injured leg ends up being stronger than the leg that’s not injured, but you don’t believe that at first. You’re scared. You doubt”. That said, Griffin has already bounced back nicely from ACL surgery when he was at Baylor in 2009, so he shouldn't have any problem getting past that mental stage... Career being close to over?...lol c'mon man... |
What's weird is that I recall seeing him walk off on his own two feet afterwards. I thought that with you tear either the ACL or MCL you can't put ANY weight on that leg at all |
Probably off the adrenaline he had from everything happening. However if I were part of the medical team I would have taken my precautions and carted him off. Still don't understand why they kept him in the game, while Cousins isn't nearly as dynamic as Rg3, he stood his ground when RG3 went down earlier in the season and played well. Bunk move in my opinion. Rg3 has been nothing but a class act, hope all goes well in recovery for him. |
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