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[Nucker101]

Torn ACL

I can't believe you got MRI results that fast

It's called Twitter old man.

But seriously, it looked bad.

 

[renesauz]

Walking it off...hopefully will be ok within a week or two.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

No block in the back?

 

[Bigboy10182000]

Hope Wayne's ok. That would suck if he's out with something like this.

 

[ConnSKINS26]

Peyton has thrown ducks his entire career, can we stop acting like this is new. He is 37 so his arm is weaker now than it was 4 years ago. People watch some football and not just prime time games.

I was laughed out of the building for saying he's always thrown ducks, during his 7 TD game. It's like people never watch him, which is impossible. Its looking worse right now, of course. But not by as much as people are saying.

I think you're nuts. While it's true that Peyton has always thrown a few ducks, they usually are on touch type passes, and he's always been able to mix in a few bullets here and there when needed. EVen earlier this year, he was firing some reasonably hard passes at times, even if not the same as 5 years ago.Tonight is MUCH worse. ZERO bullet passes, and MANY MORE duck like passes...including on passes that should be bulletts instead of touch passes.

So I'm right...but I'm nuts?

When I say "he's always thrown ducks", I mean he has always done it, talking a period of time here. Of course it's not every throw. Not "he always throws ducks" which is a different statement with different implications.

I agree it looks worse tonight.

 

[Henry Ford]

non contact i always worry about an acl

Did I see you in the Bills thread earlier?

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Wayne walked off the field without much help, he'll be fine. A UM Warrior!

 

[Grady Wilson]

Torn ACL

I can't believe you got MRI results that fast

LOL. He's a doc, didn't ya know????

 

[j3r3m3y]

The turf tonight is eating up all kinds of players. So many injuries caused by no contact.

NFL commish to fine the turf....

 

[Henry Ford]

Torn ACL

I can't believe you got MRI results that fast

It's called Twitter old man. But seriously, it looked bad.

I can't believe Twitter got MRI results that fast.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Torn ACL

I can't believe you got MRI results that fast

It's called Twitter old man. But seriously, it looked bad.

I can't believe Twitter got MRI results that fast.

Get with it grandpa

 

[Grady Wilson]

Wayne walked off the field without much help, he'll be fine. A UM Warrior!

Yeah, Brady walked off on his own a couple of years ago as well...

 

[Riversco]

You can't score only 36 on the Broncos and expect to win.

 

[ffldrew]

Walking off the field is one thing - cutting and planting off that leg could be something different

 

[GoodLloydHaveMercy]

Anyone else see that it was Wayne's LEFT knee that appeared to buckle funny but he was clearly holding his RIGHT knee??

Awkward... Wish they'd have played that replay again showing Wayne a few steps earlier

 

[j3r3m3y]

You can't score only 36 on the Broncos and expect to win.

They heard you.

 

[Henry Ford]

Oof. Tough break there

 

[renesauz]

Peyton has thrown ducks his entire career, can we stop acting like this is new. He is 37 so his arm is weaker now than it was 4 years ago. People watch some football and not just prime time games.

I was laughed out of the building for saying he's always thrown ducks, during his 7 TD game. It's like people never watch him, which is impossible. Its looking worse right now, of course. But not by as much as people are saying.

I think you're nuts. While it's true that Peyton has always thrown a few ducks, they usually are on touch type passes, and he's always been able to mix in a few bullets here and there when needed. EVen earlier this year, he was firing some reasonably hard passes at times, even if not the same as 5 years ago.Tonight is MUCH worse. ZERO bullet passes, and MANY MORE duck like passes...including on passes that should be bulletts instead of touch passes.

So I'm right...but I'm nuts?

When I say "he's always thrown ducks", I mean he has always done it, talking a period of time here. Of course it's not every throw. Not "he always throws ducks" which is a different statement with different implications.

I agree it looks worse tonight.

You were implying that tonight was nothing unusual, because he's always thrown ducks...so everyone else is silly for not nowing that Peyton throws ducks now and then.

But instead of 1 of every 6 or 8 passes before...now it's every other pass...therefore your "always threw them" argument is misleading at best, and the large type and the tone of your post are "nuts"

 

[ffldrew]

Julius Thomas blocking is a major liability

 

[Donnybrook]

Irsay must be laughing and tweeting in his private box.

 

[msudaisy26]

The look on Wayne's face says it all

 

[knowledge dropper]

Richardson still benched

 

[Henry Ford]

In the movie, Manning goes in at safety and picks one off in the end zone.

 

[bb7278]

Julius Thomas blocking is a major liability

Bench him?

It's better than it used it be.

 

[Insein]

Sorry Reggie for aquiring you this week. I'm the KOD this year. Hello 1-6.

 

[The Man Who Met Andy Griffith]

I can't remember exactly what year but remember when Indy trailed TB by like 21 or something in the 4th quarter and Peyton came back to win that game to stay unbeaten this game has same feel of it.

I think that was when Dungy was still in Tampa

I believe it was Dungy's first year in Indy, one reason it was so hyped. Probably the best reg season game I've ever seen. Back when MNF was great.

Yup:

http://espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=231006027

 

[j3r3m3y]

In the movie, Manning goes in at safety and picks one off in the end zone.

While touting the benefits of water over Gatoraid.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Walking off the field is one thing - cutting and planting off that leg could be something different

Good point, he limped quite a bit going to the locker room. Maybe an MCL strain? ACL tear would have been a bigger problem for him to walk IMO, they would have carted him back.

 

[cstu]

Heyward Bey almost had another big one

Is Hilton even in there still?

Well?

 

[QuizGuy66]

What in the world was Luck thinking throwing that pass?

Luck-y

-QG

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Julius Thomas blocking is a major liability

Hope this doesn't mean more Dreessen

 

[Smack Tripper]

Walking off the field is one thing - cutting and planting off that leg could be something different

Good point, he limped quite a bit going to the locker room. Maybe an MCL strain? ACL tear would have been a bigger problem for him to walk IMO, they would have carted him back.

Olandis Gary ran for 80 yards with a torn ACL

 

[SengerCJ]

9 point game, does that mean 3 possession game?

 

[Nucker101]

The look on Wayne's face says it all

:(

 

[bb7278]

Good luck Reggie.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Tears, hitting the bench...thanks Michelle, that does not sound good. I was hopeful but maybe not.

 

[gradin123]

Doesnt look good. Doctor talks to Wayne and he leaves crying

 

[ffldrew]

Julius Thomas blocking is a major liability

Bench him?

It's better than it used it be.

hard to say - Tamme and Dreesen weren't slouches last year catching the ball - not as good as Thomas but giving up plays like that hurts your +/-

 

[j3r3m3y]

9 point game, does that mean 3 possession game?

5 safeties nub.

 

[ConnSKINS26]

Peyton has thrown ducks his entire career, can we stop acting like this is new. He is 37 so his arm is weaker now than it was 4 years ago. People watch some football and not just prime time games.

I was laughed out of the building for saying he's always thrown ducks, during his 7 TD game. It's like people never watch him, which is impossible. Its looking worse right now, of course. But not by as much as people are saying.

I think you're nuts. While it's true that Peyton has always thrown a few ducks, they usually are on touch type passes, and he's always been able to mix in a few bullets here and there when needed. EVen earlier this year, he was firing some reasonably hard passes at times, even if not the same as 5 years ago.Tonight is MUCH worse. ZERO bullet passes, and MANY MORE duck like passes...including on passes that should be bulletts instead of touch passes.

So I'm right...but I'm nuts?When I say "he's always thrown ducks", I mean he has always done it, talking a period of time here. Of course it's not every throw. Not "he always throws ducks" which is a different statement with different implications.

I agree it looks worse tonight.

You were implying that tonight was nothing unusual, because he's always thrown ducks...so everyone else is silly for not nowing that Peyton throws ducks now and then.But instead of 1 of every 6 or 8 passes before...now it's every other pass...therefore your "always threw them" argument is misleading at best, and the large type and the tone of your post are "nuts"

My post was not the large bolded one. I just commented on it. But I'll let you continue telling me what I was implying in my own posts, even after I've already told you. I agree, it's worse tonight. I already said that. That makes it different from usual. Which I said in the first post on the topic here, where I commented on the other guy's large, bolded post.

 

[msudaisy26]

Those doctors know when something is wrong, he got tearful for a reason. The MRI will confirm it tomorrow, we can only hope they are wrong.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Walking off the field is one thing - cutting and planting off that leg could be something different

Good point, he limped quite a bit going to the locker room. Maybe an MCL strain? ACL tear would have been a bigger problem for him to walk IMO, they would have carted him back.

Olandis Gary ran for 80 yards with a torn ACL

I understand, good point, but not everyone does it that way. We aren't doctors, was trying to not pile on a player I respect greatly. Hoping it's a knee sprain like Michelle said.

 

[Nucker101]

Tears, hitting the bench...thanks Michelle, that does not sound good. I was hopeful but maybe not.

Just hope it's not season-ending for him, hate seeing when great long-time veteran players suffer a season-ending injury.

 

[SengerCJ]

9 point game, does that mean 3 possession game?

5 safeties nub.

Dreads out every time.

 

[Nucker101]

Walking off the field is one thing - cutting and planting off that leg could be something different

Good point, he limped quite a bit going to the locker room. Maybe an MCL strain? ACL tear would have been a bigger problem for him to walk IMO, they would have carted him back.

Olandis Gary ran for 80 yards with a torn ACL

Greg Jennings once scored a touchdown with a broken leg........

 

[renesauz]

Peyton has thrown ducks his entire career, can we stop acting like this is new. He is 37 so his arm is weaker now than it was 4 years ago. People watch some football and not just prime time games.

I was laughed out of the building for saying he's always thrown ducks, during his 7 TD game. It's like people never watch him, which is impossible. Its looking worse right now, of course. But not by as much as people are saying.

I think you're nuts. While it's true that Peyton has always thrown a few ducks, they usually are on touch type passes, and he's always been able to mix in a few bullets here and there when needed. EVen earlier this year, he was firing some reasonably hard passes at times, even if not the same as 5 years ago.Tonight is MUCH worse. ZERO bullet passes, and MANY MORE duck like passes...including on passes that should be bulletts instead of touch passes.

So I'm right...but I'm nuts?When I say "he's always thrown ducks", I mean he has always done it, talking a period of time here. Of course it's not every throw. Not "he always throws ducks" which is a different statement with different implications.

I agree it looks worse tonight.

You were implying that tonight was nothing unusual, because he's always thrown ducks...so everyone else is silly for not nowing that Peyton throws ducks now and then.But instead of 1 of every 6 or 8 passes before...now it's every other pass...therefore your "always threw them" argument is misleading at best, and the large type and the tone of your post are "nuts"

My post was the large bolded one. I just commented on it. But I'll let you continue telling me what I was implying in my own posts, even after I've already told you. I agree, it's worse tonight. I already said that. That makes it different from usual. Which I said in the first post on the topic here, where I commented on the other guy's large, bolded post.

Oops...was the first post...the big type one that set me off

 

[Nucker101]

Welker wow!

 

[Henry Ford]

Wow.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Gisselle is fuming that Welker made that catch

 

[Bigboy10182000]

Hell of a grab