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Yeah, sorry, don’t remember you must have been intense on one side.Yes we have had an intense discussion before
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There is no point in announcing a phony injury to play mind games with the JAGs. That’s like 3rd grade stuff.
Something happened. Most likely it won’t be a big deal but when the GOAT has an injury of any kind on his throwing pretending it’s fake news is childish.
You have absolutely no way of knowing if it’s a new injury.Again this is not a new injury and you would not know about it -- like you didnt for weeks -- if there was no schedule collision and papertrail.
Didn’t say you did. Was speaking generally.I didn't say it's fake news or faking anything. But I think it's a minor injury, and BB just riding it out....
He's had a problem with it for much of the season.Who confirmed he hurt his hand today?
I heard the rumor he injured it vs TB
The only drama here is people arguing that they know what happened in practice and there is 0% chance that brady was added to the injury report because of an injury.Brady will be fine. Why are people getting so dramatic over an injury report. It’s Brady. The guy would play with a torn ACL and as we know he wanted to, just see an interview with moss.
Brady will be fine. So all of you calm the **** down.
LETS ****ING GOOO
Is something actually "wrong"? That is the debate.That’s still an injury.
Whether it happened vs tenn, at the mall, in the shower or at practice.
My point here is people saying it’s 100% certain that nothing has wrong and this is just a big joke to trick the jags are delusional.
Yep vs TB is supposedly when it happened but he was never on the IR.He's had a problem with it for much of the season.
As one example, assume a club’s quarterback suffers an injury to a finger of his right (throwing) hand during the club’s first game of the season. After treatment, he is able to finish the game despite his injury. Given the injury’s effect upon the player’s performance, and the fact that he is a key player, the injury must be listed on the club’s Practice Report each day of the following week, even if the player takes all the reps in practice, and even if the club is certain that he will play in the club’s next game. In such a case, the player should be listed as “Full Participation (right finger)” in the Practice Report, but would not be listed in the club’s Game Status Report for Week 2 because the player is certain to play in the club’s upcoming game. See Section 2 (Game Status Report) on page 5. The club must continue to list the player on its weekly Practice Reports until the player’s injury no longer affects the player’s performance.
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