Thread: 2019 Other Games Discussion

If defensive players just get to tee off then they're not actually tough...

Like I said. No way that receiver should be open. Just bad football. The weak-armed quarterback threw an awful interception going for two on the next play. And I turned the channel. Let me know when the NFL is back.

I don't think it's that bad. At least you have a decent, raucous crowd in HOU

What a sandwich.

Originally Posted by Davii

Go read the article I posted under the link that said "according to his surgeon". It's referenced in there.

The only aspect of the article you posted that even infers what you are claiming are the two tweets by ESPN's Laura Rutledge. Her first tweet:

Bo didn’t know his injury was severe & kept playing on it, causing irreparable damage.

Is false and has been proven false. Bo never played another down of football after suffering the dislocated and broken hip injury in the playoff game against the Bengals. Although Bo and the Faiders alleged Bo might play the following week in the playoff game against the Bills, Bo didn't play in that game and never played in another football game. As a result, I have no idea how or why Dr. Lyle Cain stated that Bo didn't know his injury was severe and kept playing on it, but the facts don't support him.

Her second tweet:

The point is that the hip was already compromised before that and he didn’t know how bad it was.

appears to merely be her opinion because she doesn't cite that comment to Dr. Lyle Cain, another doctor or any corroborating source. Again, I'm not claiming that the injuries of Bo and Tua are identical, I'm merely disputing the claim or assertion that Bo continued to play on his dislocated and broken hip after suffering the injury or knew about his avascular necrosis before he suffered the dislocated and broken hip in the playoff game against the Bengals.

I'm also stating that Tue will never return to his pre-injury status. He might return to a level very close, but never to the same level. In addition, his hip has begun degenerating and developing arthritis. As a result, I wouldn't draft him in the top 15 if I was the GM for an NFL team drafting in the top 15. That pick is too high risk, high reward IMHO.

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

Which team does Tebow play for?

Originally Posted by WTE

What name did he choose on the back of his jersey?

They Hate Me?

I Hate Me

Originally Posted by Jaded

I Hate Me

Same.

Originally Posted by MNPatsFan

The only aspect of the article you posted that even infers what you are claiming are the two tweets by ESPN's Laura Rutledge. Her first tweet:



Is false and has been proven false. Bo never played another down of football after suffering the dislocated and broken hip injury in the playoff game against the Bengals. Although Bo and the Faiders alleged Bo might play the following week in the playoff game against the Bills, Bo didn't play in that game and never played in another football game. As a result, I have no idea how or why Dr. Lyle Cain stated that Bo didn't know his injury was severe and kept playing on it, but the facts don't support him.

Her second tweet:



appears to merely be her opinion because she doesn't cite that comment to Dr. Lyle Cain, another doctor or any corroborating source. Again, I'm not claiming that the injuries of Bo and Tua are identical, I'm merely disputing the claim or assertion that Bo continued to play on his dislocated and broken hip after suffering the injury or knew about his avascular necrosis before he suffered the dislocated and broken hip in the playoff game against the Bengals.

I'm also stating that Tue will never return to his pre-injury status. He might return to a level very close, but never to the same level. In addition, his hip has begun degenerating and developing arthritis. As a result, I wouldn't draft him in the top 15 if I was the GM for an NFL team drafting in the top 15. That pick is too high risk, high reward IMHO.

Keep searching.

My recollection coincides what Davii says.

Shane crushed this page.