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This coming MNF game isn't gonna be any better. Bengals/Steelers.....yuck.These primetime games blow...
There have been 15 ACL ruptures so far this season compared to 37 this time last year.
Raiders LB Burflict has been suspended for the rest of the season for his blatant brutal helmet-to-helmet hit on Colts TE Doyle. He has had previous repeated such penalties.
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He's been a cheap-shot assassin his entire career. He thinks it's great if he can 'eliminate' another player
Raiders LB Burflict has been suspended for the rest of the season for his blatant brutal helmet-to-helmet hit on Colts TE Doyle. He has had previous repeated such penalties.
Watch the Video
He's been a cheap-shot assassin his entire career. He thinks it's great if he can 'eliminate' another player
Eliminating players if you got the chance to do so used to be part of NFL football. Tatum/Atkinson ring a bell?
VB grew up in the wrong era. That stuff doesn't fly anymore.
Some have speculated that the hit he gave Antonio Brown changed ABs life and he has never been the same since. Severe case of CTE. Of course that is a non-medical or scientific diagnosis.
It does seem in large part that so far it is an anomaly ( the year is not over). This year, teams have gone very lightly in OTAs and preseason even more so than in previous years. Also, there have been some NFL clinics held this year for the first time on training that are geared to strengthen muscles around the knees to try to decrease ACL and other knee injuries. However, a new research that has just come out in the July 2019 edition of The American Journal of Sports Medicine entitled An Anterior Cruciate Ligament Failure Mechanism demonstrates what may be the most important factor explaining non contact ACL rupture. It demonstrates that it is repetitive knee stress and failure to accommodate sufficient rest between periods of strenuous exercise may be key factors behind the rapid rise in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in world sport. While it is already well recognised that a single supramaximal force can cause ACL failure, it has been assumed that sub-maximal forces could not cause ACL failure. But this world-first research has found that a series of submaximal forces can indeed cause damage to accrue in the ACL, in a process called low-cycle material fatigue, and that same damage is found in ACLs which have failed. Thus the trend of less and less stressfull reps we have seen by teams and there players in the months leading up to the regular season this year could readily explain the dramatic lower number of ACL numbers of ACL ruptures we have seen during that period.That's an exceptional difference. An anomaly that is part of the math over time (against trend), or has something been done to curb the likelihood of injury?
He has been a POS player going back to high school. Here is trying to take out Matt Barkley's knee out.He's been a cheap-shot assassin his entire career. He thinks it's great if he can 'eliminate' another player
Eliminating players if you got the chance to do so used to be part of NFL football. Tatum/Atkinson ring a bell?
VB grew up in the wrong era. That stuff doesn't fly anymore.
Well dang that explains a lot for me. Never heard that. Thanks for the PostNot publicized, but Brown was diagnosed as bipolar back in high school. Not adhering to rules of treatment and any hit to the head hasn't helped his situation any.
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These primetime games blow...
This coming MNF game isn't gonna be any better. Bengals/Steelers.....yuck.
What play was this? I can't see it.
This is the hit that Nate Clements gave him shoulder to helmet. It knocked his helmet off and was hard enough you could hear it.
Just before the rules changed.
This is the hit that Nate Clements gave him shoulder to helmet. It knocked his helmet off and was hard enough you could hear it.
Just before the rules changed.
This is the hit that Nate Clements gave him shoulder to helmet. It knocked his helmet off and was hard enough you could hear it.
Just before the rules changed.
That ref needed to take a XanaxJason Garrett showing some fire with his challenge flag.
Little Shanny's offense is fun to watch. Lots of TE's and RB's running wide open. Guys running wide open up the seam. Really fun to watch.
Oh....and the BROWNS STILL SUCK
LOLI was just thinking the Browns look like Kubiak's Keystone cops. Remember that year looked like they were inventing ways to lose.
That was a terrible year.
Browns been moving the ball. But when they get close to the end zone, the Buffalo Wild Wings guys turn the sprinklers on.
Anybody watching Nate Solder tonight?
I did not. Astros.
How did he look?