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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Your disappointment is palpable. Nice try, though...Uhm, except people have been known to miss entire seasons with BB still saying the whole time that they're "day to day".
Nate Solder: "I'll have to see what happened on film".
Looked to me like you went incredibly soft on that play.
BadMoFo. Initially, I thought the same thing; or, brady's left shin was cleated by Nate's shoe.From that video, looks like he stepped on foot/ankle, causing the twist in the knee.
Did you get the MRI report?BadMoFo. Initially, I thought the same thing; or, brady's left shin was cleated by Nate's shoe.
I then captured a number of Frames and put them together (see below):
- Looks like Brady's left foot is planted already; so, he couldn't have stepped on someone's foot.
- If Brady was cleated in the shin by Nate, his left leg would most likely have moved to the right quickly. Although, if he was planted after just releasing the ball, that's debatable.
- It looks like Brady's left leg stays straight all the way up to the point that Nate's rear-end contacts the left side of his left thigh.
Hoping for the best here, it could be nothing. But, this is the kind of glancing blow with Brady's left leg and foot planted with weight applied to do a few things ranging from Medial Collateral Ligament strain, sheer or tearing to one of the meniscus or potentially an ACL issue due to his weight shifted to his left leg at the end of his throwing motion.
Nate Solder: "I'll have to see what happened on film".
Looked to me like you went incredibly soft on that play.
Did you get the MRI report?
BadMoFo. Initially, I thought the same thing; or, brady's left shin was cleated by Nate's shoe.
I then captured a number of Frames and put them together (see below):
- Looks like Brady's left foot is planted already; so, he couldn't have stepped on someone's foot.
- If Brady was cleated in the shin by Nate, his left leg would most likely have moved to the right quickly. Although, if he was planted after just releasing the ball, that's debatable.
- It looks like Brady's left leg stays straight all the way up to the point that Nate's rear-end contacts the left side of his left thigh.
Hoping for the best here, it could be nothing. But, this is the kind of glancing blow with Brady's left leg and foot planted with weight applied to do a few things ranging from Medial Collateral Ligament strain, sheer or tearing to one of the meniscus or potentially an ACL issue due to his weight shifted to his left leg at the end of his throwing motion.
Which of the other teams in the AFC East is a threat to have a winning record?
because there is a difference between an actual tear and sprain. Torn ACL/MCL=out for the year. Mayo played with a sprained MCL a few years ago. One requires surgery, the other requires rest.
I was a1t practice this afternoon. Saw the play but really didn't see the particular matchup as I was focused on the receivers. He went down and my cousin said "Brady's clutching his knee!"...and there he was ,rolling around in pain. He left unassisted walking gingerly, came back for a few more reps and then walked off slowly to the tent.I thought it was the patella by the way he was holding his knee at first. That's about all I got until after I left and listened to the various reports on Sirius that came in on the ride home.
Mallett took over and practice continued at a brisk pace. My gut reaction? A twinge. I doubt he sees snaps this Friday.
He is to wear a knee brace every place he goes from now on..
How does 2007 enter into the discussion, Strawman Builder?
Willie Mac and Sean O hara make a good point on NFLN - why on earth would belichick have a 2nd joint practice session? they had one last week, why have a second one?