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Pron on VHS posted:For Purdy or Pollard?? Pollard 6 months to a year for an ACL Purdy if it's Tommy John is 1 to 2 years
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Pollard was an ankle injury not ACL, sounds like he'll be fine for training camp UCL is who knows, they're probably hoping to avoid Tommy John surgery and get him back next year but if it goes the TJ route there's almost zero chance
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Jan 30, 2023 23:56
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Pollard 6 months to a year for an ACL Pollard broke his fibula, didn't he? That's a few months, and he'll definitely be fine by training camp. Tommy John for a QB is generally a year-long recovery. Two years wouldn't be unheard of, but it'd be pretty slow.
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Tommy John Surgery for QBs does not have the same 18 month timeframe as for MLB pitchers, it seems to be like 6-8 months
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Toaster Beef posted:And he still went out and tossed the ball a time or two, god drat That first throw after he comes back in, he drives strong off his legs and rotates his body *hard*, basically throwing the ball with his shoulder and not moving the elbow, and it was a check-down less than ten yards downfield It was awful to watch
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CharlestheHammer posted:There should be a federal investigation int the niners, that many QBs should not be dying like that We've got an arm, two legs and a head, now? What is Shanahan building? 
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Jan 31, 2023 00:15
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He could pray the pain away with the support of friends and family like Matt Stafford
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Nodoze posted:Tommy John Surgery for QBs does not have the same 18 month timeframe as for MLB pitchers, it seems to be like 6-8 months Who was the last notable qb to have it? I can only think of Ben with his totally not Tommy John and his arm was shot.
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sweet thursday posted:He could pray the pain away with the support of friends and family like Matt Stafford No he needs to get on the phone with Mahomes for that good God juice that healed his high ankle sprain and wish him a speedy recovery of those dilated pupils.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Who was the last notable qb to have it? I can only think of Ben with his totally not Tommy John and his arm was shot. Jake Delhomme. Carson Palmer needed it but didn't want to get it and just did rest/rehab
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Nodoze posted:Jake Delhomme. Carson Palmer needed it but didn't want to get it and just did rest/rehab Not exactly inspiring on either front! 
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kiimo posted:A lot of us are arguing with twitter idiots not people on this forum who are the most educated and reasonable on planet earth. I've been watching football since people specialized in turning themselves into human missiles and the QB got brained on every pass play, and hitting a dude with two feet out of bounds is a 15 yarder every single time going back at least that long
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Jan 31, 2023 02:47
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indigi posted:a lot of people are mad that Burrow didn’t get a roughing call when Chris Jones pushed him as the pass left his hand I mean I don’t think that should have been called either but it clearly wasn’t at the same time. Chris took like 3 steps after the ball left burrows hand.
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mdemone posted:That first throw after he comes back in, he drives strong off his legs and rotates his body *hard*, basically throwing the ball with his shoulder and not moving the elbow, and it was a check-down less than ten yards downfield Knowing now that he had a fully torn UCL, the fact that the ball didn't just wobble and fall out of his hand the moment he pulled it back (a la Mahomes on the  play) is insane.
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You got like 4 other ligaments in that elbow! And don't even get me started on the tendons. The fact is, he quit on his team.
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Asproigerosis posted:You got like 4 other ligaments in that elbow! And don't even get me started on the tendons. The fact is, he quit on his team.  those NY sports radio guys must have laid the lumber on SF (and by lumber I mean like, a couple hundred bucks).
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Jan 31, 2023 05:39
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That 49ers/Eagles game was possibly the worst NFL game I've ever seen. It was like watching a professional fighter vs. a guy in handcuffs. Just completely hopeless for one side to the point that it would've been more prudent to forfeit instead of risking more injuries forcing guys to run the same play for 30 minutes straight. There may have been uglier games due to weather or general incompetence by one or both sides, but I don't think I've ever seen a game that was such a blatantly unfair fight between two teams that should be pretty even. In another universe, though, there is an all-time classic 49ers win known as the "Christian McCaffrey wildcat game."
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Blind Pineapple posted:That 49ers/Eagles game was possibly the worst NFL game I've ever seen. It was like watching a professional fighter vs. a guy in handcuffs. Just completely hopeless for one side to the point that it would've been more prudent to forfeit instead of risking more injuries forcing guys to run the same play for 30 minutes straight. There may have been uglier games due to weather or general incompetence by one or both sides, but I don't think I've ever seen a game that was such a blatantly unfair fight between two teams that should be pretty even. Remember the Covid season where all the Broncos QBs were out and they had to start a WR at QB?
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I do vaguely remember that. I didn't watch that game, though I imagine it was similarly uncomfortable to do so.
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Blind Pineapple posted:I do vaguely remember that. I didn't watch that game, though I imagine it was similarly uncomfortable to do so. At least that was a regular season game, so it was more funny than depressing unlike the Niners-Eagles game.
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It was also the Broncos of the last few years so no one's season was credibly on the line.
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the news come out. they've let it go that the #1 player in the nfl got pushed with his whole body out of bounds. Now The Cincinnati Bengals are going to win the Super Bowl
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Also the QB-less Broncos were facing the Taysom Hill Saints, which evened the playing field a bit.
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3 DONG HORSE posted:Always bitch about refs but always embrace them as Fair and Just when you win. slightly biased against you but you overcame the adversity.
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Cavauro posted:the news come out. they've let it go that the #1 player in the nfl got pushed with his whole body out of bounds. Now The Cincinnati Bengals are going to win the Super Bowl It wasn’t a bad flag. Any ballcarrier gets that flag. You can’t shove people already out of bounds.
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you can turn off the auto-pilot
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oops i get it now. the auto pilot was me all along. i wasn't saying it's a ticky tack call by bringing up the #1 player. tony romo said this the other day so i'm going to re-use it to try and explain what i meant. imagine in the 1992 playoffs when everyone was saying clyde drexler might be as good as michael jordan, and in that game clyde drexler made some good shots but kept throwing interceptions downfield because it was football and basketball mixed together. then michael jordan had the ball at half court near the end of the game and Alaa Abdelnaby blatantly trucked him to the floor, and then there were people saying you have to let it go and not call the foul in that moment. that's way funnier than if it had been craig hodges holding the ball. that's alls i meant
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Cavauro posted:oops i get it now. the auto pilot was me all along. i wasn't saying it's a ticky tack call by bringing up the #1 player. tony romo said this the other day so i'm going to re-use it to try and explain what i meant. imagine in the 1992 playoffs when everyone was saying clyde drexler might be as good as michael jordan, and in that game clyde drexler made some good shots but kept throwing interceptions downfield because it was football and basketball mixed together. then michael jordan had the ball at half court near the end of the game and Alaa Abdelnaby blatantly trucked him to the floor, and then there were people saying you have to let it go and not call the foul in that moment. that's way funnier than if it had been craig hodges holding the ball. that's alls i meant Andey
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I blame the result entirely on the fact my tshirt was a day late  (not really they were great to work with) It’s a good time to be a Bengos fan 
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Cavauro posted:oops i get it now. the auto pilot was me all along. i wasn't saying it's a ticky tack call by bringing up the #1 player. tony romo said this the other day so i'm going to re-use it to try and explain what i meant. imagine in the 1992 playoffs when everyone was saying clyde drexler might be as good as michael jordan, and in that game clyde drexler made some good shots but kept throwing interceptions downfield because it was football and basketball mixed together. then michael jordan had the ball at half court near the end of the game and Alaa Abdelnaby blatantly trucked him to the floor, and then there were people saying you have to let it go and not call the foul in that moment. that's way funnier than if it had been craig hodges holding the ball. that's alls i meant are you alright, friend?
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He's fine he just wanted an excuse to namedrop Alaa Abdelnaby
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His post is great because I'm convinced the people posting those kinds of complaints for real on Twitter are actually NBA fans and think refs should swallow their whistles and let the players play at the end of games and can't stop making it about Jordan and LeBron for some reason even though this is football and what? NBA fans are the biggest bitches of any sport an 60% of their dialogue involves refs and it's exhausting
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Nba refs make nfl refs look like the Lehman brothers of microwaves
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kiimo posted:His post is great because I'm convinced the people posting those kinds of complaints for real on Twitter are actually NBA fans and think refs should swallow their whistles and let the players play at the end of games and can't stop making it about Jordan and LeBron for some reason even though this is football and what? The refs let the players play at the end of Lakers-Celtics and everyone melted down. I’m not going to defend NBA refs but they’re definitely going to get poo poo no matter what happens.
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Farking Bastage posted:I blame the result entirely on the fact my tshirt was a day late Is there a who dey? on the back?
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NBA games have about 12x more possessions per team than NFL games, so refs are gonna make more mistakes by sheer volume anyway, but the game also has fewer natural stopping points so it's not so easy to correct egregious calls (and especially egregious no-calls). The year or two that they tried to expand replay there, the last 2 minutes of every game were horrible. Baseball and Football are games where it makes the most sense to have extensive replay because there is clear beginning and end to each play, but even those have not been without problems.
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Replay should really be used to determine really egregious stuff, I think it's a bad mental place to get into for the league to have people be staring at really marginal calls for 5 minutes. People just need to accept that there's going to be some razor thin calls that can fall either way instead of going for this weird unachievable perfection.
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MikeCrotch posted:Replay should really be used to determine really egregious stuff, I think it's a bad mental place to get into for the league to have people be staring at really marginal calls for 5 minutes. People just need to accept that there's going to be some razor thin calls that can fall either way instead of going for this weird unachievable perfection. People in general are really, really bad at dealing with uncertainty and grey areas and I don’t think that’s going to change any time soon
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