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He may be a drunk and a quack. But he's still right on the money most of the time when it comes to analyzing injuries like this
Amendola played with his groin torn off the bone in 2013 so who knows what his pain level was last night, he is a tough little fella.
No. You see it all the time with players cut or traded and do well against their former team because of perceived slights. I'm not saying be a world beater but just be somewhat productive so your former team can regret getting rid of you. Same as in our workplace.
I hope he is going to be OK, I just get nervous when there is no contact and then the player doesn't return to the game.
There were several reports that he was injured after being tackled on the long pass completion during the previous series.
Oh I was not aware of that, thanks for the info.
On the White TD run he was hobbling noticeably.
So....six weeks because....reasons?
See Mike Loyko's tweet stream.
You hear this alot over the years and I have been guilty of it too. Special teams helps win games and championships. It has always been a staple of the Belichick Patriots (Brown, Bruschi, Welker, Amendola, on and on..) Some of the biggest most important plays of championship years happen on special teams. Belichick uses his best players at the role. Belichick obviously knows what the **** he is doing.
Agreed. Dropping 3 of the last 5 doesn't sit well with me, though.
