Week 7 NFL Game Thread: We’re on to the AFCCG Preview.
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perhaps. but for those wanting to see an elite test for the defense, the record is irrelevant!
If it's not too serious to keep him out for the season he'll also be able to heal up the other leg injuries he's picked up over the season and maybe come back as superhuman Mahomes.
I think there’s starting to be some debate as to whether or not it’s appropriate to display his sacred image on television.
I got the O/U at 60, 58, 54.5 and now it’s still 46. Can’t hammer this thing enough.... neither of these offenses are good.
but what does KC do if he’s out say 8 games. That is a pretty big risk without acquiring a QB to atleast make sure they’re in the position to make the playoffs. Rosen? Eli? Mariota?
I know Kelce just got the first down, but when a player holds the ball forward and then pulls it back, he should not get forward progress to where he held it forward, since he voluntarily “went” backward.
Can someone explain to me why Royce Freeman has 8 touches to 5 for Lindsay. And why Freeman seems to be out-snapping him 2 to 1?
Did Denver forget that Lindsay is literally one of the most explosive backs in the NFL, and the KC defense gets gashed by running backs who can actually run? Royce Freeman hasn't been as good as Lindsay since he was at Oregon.
Did Denver forget that Lindsay is literally one of the most explosive backs in the NFL, and the KC defense gets gashed by running backs who can actually run? Royce Freeman hasn't been as good as Lindsay since he was at Oregon.
If Denver played in the AFC East, the Pats would stomp the shit out of them like the Jets or Dolphins. But instead, we have to hear everyone talk about how shitty the AFC East is, as if the Chargers/Raiders/Broncos triumverate of suck is actually good.
Stevie Wonder might have better pocket awareness than Joe Flacco.
Edit: Stevie definitely has better "improvisational skills."
Edit: Stevie definitely has better "improvisational skills."
down to 42 now... Time to lay off. We get a few of these opportunities a year where the book is off by literally touchdowns, nice when you see them in real time.
When the announcer is saying things like "KC just shouldn't turn it over, punt and then play defense," you know the other team's offense is fucking atrocious. Because the KC defense is like a pubic hair better than atrocious.
Terez needs to learn the difference between a disclocated knee, and a dislocated patella. If it's a dislocated knee, it's not even close to a positive sign, even without a fracture.
Obviously I know you’re right but can you explain the difference because I thought they were the same
One of the doctors here can explain better. Dixieland talked about it earlier in the thread:
Patella dislocation is usually a pretty benign thing, at least in the ER setting, though I'm not sure its impact on getting back to play for a QB. Knee dislocation is a whole different problem, and can be catastrophic. Bridgewater had a knee dislocation as part of his brutal injury. That looked like a possible patella dislocation based on the brief clip they showed, but def not the knee itself.
Edit: The patella is the "knee cap." Not the entire knee:
https://www.sports-health.com/sports-injuries/knee-injuries/what-dislocated-kneecap
Patella dislocation doesn’t involve the same ligament damage that a knee dislocation generally does.
If you think about the knee and how it’s put together, it makes sense.
"running worked 2 plays in a row, so why don't we throw on 3rd and 1 and toss it directly into the dirt, and then punt?"
If there is not significant ligament damage around the kneecap, Mahomes may be back in a month.
Ok so dumb question. If I’m supposed to go to the NE/KC game in December, who would you think I’m seeing at QB?
