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I thought the same thing. I think it was right before the snap where he threw the pick to Gay -- or within a play or two of that -- they zoomed in on him walking up to the line and his eyes were moving left and right and he didn't seem to be focusing on anything at all. You could almost see the canaries flying around his head.
Thank you captain hindsight.
ya it was really hard to decipher after he took a vicious shot, played like crap and then said he didnt remember the game.
I see what you did there.
I see it too. Must be catching.
that's crazy talkhelmet to helmet is going to happenyou can't expect the tackler to tackle perfect form every time
No, not every time... But the majority of the league defenders tackle without helmet to helmet... Harrison is not one of them.He's a repeat offender. He has clear disregard for the rules. That, or he has no control.Either way, repeat offenders should be suspended.
That throw in the end zone was really bad. Been there, man. I really have seen worse. Truth is even a healthy McCoy is not teh answer and the Browns aren't that far away from improving (like a few other franchises) they need to take a shot at a legit free agent QB or go QB in the first round and keep doing that until they hit it. And they should have drafted Adrian Peterson.
Whenever I begin to forget about Peterson, someone always brings it up hahaha....Anyways, I'm being dead serious here. The Browns NEED to get Griffin this draft. I don't care how... They just do. IMO, Griffin will be this draft's superhero. Forget Luck, Griffin needs to be a Brown.If we fail on this, we will be same old same old. We need a dynamic back who can make something out of nothing... Griffin is that man.
Wakka wakka wakka!
No. As that is private and silent. Not taking up half of the time that the reporter has to ask them questions about the game. I much prefer that over being prosthelytized to by an athlete who is being asked about his performance and other things that I do care. Since the devote a limited amount of time to those questions I'd rather hear the answer.With sponsor advertising at least they are subsidizing the game, not wasting airtime and implicitly damning people whose views differ to a fiery burning eternity..
You saw what Big Ben wen thru on Thursday, McCoy's injury was not even close and his daddy ran down to make sure he didn't continue...I don't think of mcCoy as a real tough guy. if you feel different so be it. his tears after the game was over don't mean anything other than guilt as far as I'm concerned.
Please stop with this nonsensical mythologizing of Ben and what he "went through". He suffered a high ankle sprain -- a soft tissue injury -- nothing more. McCoy suffered a concussion, also known as a TBI (for Traumatic Brain Injury). Colt couldn't remember the game, for Christ's sake; and you continue to pretend like the prima donna's injury was actually more severe.With all the issues the NFL is having with concussions and post-TBI related symptoms of players past and present you would hope someone who follows the game as closely as you do would recognize the severity and impact of each injury.
I assume you're talking about Colt's shoulder being injured in the college title game, not his concussion on Thursday.Tough guy or not, who cares. A pinched nerve in a QB's throwing shoulder makes them a useless QB. You can still throw the ball if your ankle hurts. I don't think anyone needs proof that Big Ben is a "tougher" QB, but this is a useless comparison either way.
Live in Seattle. Hawks fan. Played ball. Have had a concussion and a high ankle sprain. The two aren't comparable in terms of severity. Look at it this way, one of these injuries could affect a player and prevent him from playing a year down the line. One is an injury to soft tissue, one to a soft organ (that happens to control actions of the entire body as part of the central nervous system).
If the NFL was really serious about player safety then they would go with one of the three helmet designs that are better than the current ones. You know why they don't? Comes down to money that the helmet supplier Riddell supplies the NFL. NFL football is all about Big Business and the almighty dollar. These billionaires do not care about the players, but the league tries to be politically correct when addressing player safety issues. Oh and they also get back some of the players' salaries when fines are levied. NFL is hypocritical.
Aren't you the last person on the internet that hasn't figured out how to format a news article and paste it to a message board without making a giant mess of it?
pass di dutchie.
