Definitely career ending.
Albert Haynesworth hotdog disease. Should really get a compensory pick for him.
*I think Payne is a good player, but blowing cap space on interior DL is not a good investment*
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All I could find is something about a Dr. Andrews that was the world's best ankle surgeon(who operated on a human gazelle with glass bones) and something about Trent Williams having a "totally ok" tumor.
*Carlos Rodgers's optometrist says hi*
Yeah, agreed. Anyone who watched these games has seen how often an edge rusher destroys a tackle and forces Daniels to scramble and make something happen....which he does more often than not, but the less he has to, the better. On the bright side,the interior held up pretty well, all things...
It's a definite weakness to give up 8 to 10 yards a carry. It should be addressed over time, with better depth. I just think that starting tackles and a couple of better offensive weapons would matter more...
It's not like a lot of teams shut down Jamal Gibbs and Saquan Barkley this season...
Interior run D as a priority is outdated thinking. They'd be far better off drafting better tackles and offensive weapons. Fill the interior with high effort Fatmans.
I also wish this was 1985, but it isn't.
These playoff games have scores in the 40s/50s. An explosive offense is a necessity.
Eh, as long as they bring in better tackles, the RB options in the mid rounds are always wide open, every year.
Rivera just gutted this OL, especially the tackles. I'm sure they will address it though. Can't remember the last time I had this kind of confidence in the FO...I guess it was Gibbs...
I agree with your sentiment, but it wasn't all that late of a hit. Maybe his toe touched outta bounds before contact, but it was close enough that the defender should not be blamed, and usually isn't. It's crazy to expect defenders to wait and watch ball carriers tightrope the sideline. Plenty...
Where is Troy Aikman!?I have way more reason to despise him than I do Romo or Brady...but I think he's a great color guy. Can't believe he's been sidelined for these schmucks. Ugh.
I think lattimore was guilty of PI, only annoyed that it wasn't called on the other side of the ball. Either let them play or call penalties. The one sided selective approach is what gets to me.
If the NFL was ever proven to be corrupt, all corporate media would declare those who say so to be 'conspiracy theorists' and the league would pretend to be impartial for a bit. Then they'd hype up some other issue, and people would forget all about it. Kinda like "occupy Wall Street".
Shit...
Yeah, disagreed with ya earlier, but agree with ya here....if a player wants to play with an injury and is on the active roster, what's the issue?
Payne would've done the same if he wasn't "phat, and got dat cheese"(money).
Any play that is 90% successful, despite the defense know that it is coming, is unsportsmanlike.
The fault should lie with the ****eaters running it as a short yardage offense, and not those desperately trying to stop it.
I can't believe that it's incomprehensible that someone can think that the commie talent is far inferior to the Eagles, and still would have lost to it....and also think that the officiating was flagrantly one-sided.
It's injury to insult. The kind of thing that pisses off people who usually...
There was a time where they would have let them fight for the ball on a fumble like that, and biadish would have recovered it.
They just blew it dead immediately and gave the Eagles the ball. That was my gripe, not that it was a fumble.
The crew 'let them play' when it came to the eagles holding on every play, but not so much with lattimore's grabby hands and Luvu trying to stop a cheesed up scrum play.
Eh. At least the GM/Coaching is relatively solid...but the refs don't seem any better than during ***skin era.
I wonder how...