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Lots of complaints there about their receivers dropping passes, not many comments about how we put a hell of a rush on Allen most of the game and he didn't have time to drop the ball into tight spots. He is more ponderous than I remember, kinda needs a wind up when he throws.
More accurately, to borrow from David Andrews, the New England Bulldogs.
You can be fairly certain in many cases right away. The maneuvers you see them doing where they’re yanking on the leg (called the Lachman and anterior drawer test) are very specific for ACL tears if positive. I’ve seen the specificity of those tests quoted to be 90%-95%- meaning that if the tests are positive, there’s about a 90-95% chance you have an ACL tear. Of course, you’ll still need an MRI, but you’ll essentially know right away in lot of instances.
Ok but either make the easy catch or gtfo the way. Don't run after it on its initial bounces. I think he realized quickly that he was doing it all wrong, and it was that realization that caused him to try to redirect himself, which led to the stumble, which led to the worst case scenario on that play.
What I "THINK" doesn't matter. What I know is that there is a reason that they play the games each week. And that we've seen plenty of upsets this year. I mean, look at the Jetes.. They've won 3 games. Detroit just beat Minnesota making it impossible to go 0-fer on the season. The 'Unbeateable" Bills have now lost 5 games with one of those losses being to Jacksonville. The Titans lost to the Jetes and Texans. Things happen.
In fact, all three of the teams that passed exactly three times won.
Cracks me up to see them talk about how the wind couldn’t be that tough if Allen was able to throw through it, without realizing the receivers are fighting the same wind currents. Diggs flat out dropped a ball in the 2nd quarter he misjudged because of the wind. It affects everyone, not just the QB.
You mean that's a thing? Can't recall any one here *****ing about our OC. Really, say it ain't so!
He was in the interview room after the game, though. . . .
Pretty sure they didn' know Brady had a full ACL tear right away otherwise I doubt they'd have let him walk off on it for fear of making the damage worse.
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Allen had 15x the number of incompletions as Mac did in this game. Who could be the least bit surprised you lose when your QB has 15x the # of incompletions and was only a 50% passer?
2007 Monday night game in Baltimore. Didn't have the precipitation, but I was there and the wind was insane. The FG posts were moving way more than I saw tonight. Ravens QB threw a ball that simply crossed the LOS heading relatively straight and it took a left. They were punting it 3 or 4 rows into the stands into the wind and the punts curved back into the field of play.
Because other teams coaches have complete and utter brain melts when facing the Pats!
The risk of further damage is minimal unless someone tackled him down the stairs or something.
You mean like walking down concrete stairs with cleats on???
You could see how out of sorts he was on the sideline early. That made me feel very good.
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