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Unfortunately, it was.
I like that guy. Most of the time it's not obvious to tell who plays for the love of the game, but this time it is. Dude has his leg ripped off and he's beating his chest to get his teammates fired up!
I didn't watch it and you're right, Tirico warned but what if some 12 year old is watching it in their bedroom right now?
Looked like he was crying.
He'll probably see more scoring at the ball game...
I think that is an understatement
The kids wouldn't see it. They are too busy playing Call of Duty.
Then they will have a good example of a right angle to share with their math class.I didn't watch it and you're right, Tirico warned but what if some 12 year old is watching it in their bedroom right now?
Then the kid is probably dashing his hopes in become an NFL player and will probably just got for an engineering degree. This is a good thing, we need more engineers and less professional athletes.I didn't watch it and you're right, Tirico warned but what if some 12 year old is watching it in their bedroom right now?
I know, i meant rolled onto his ankle...only timeive ever seen anything like that was that slamball leg break a few years back..
I think skin was the only thing keeping it attached to the rest of his leg
it's already up on youtube... just searched bucs colts injury and it's the first vid that pops up... that was fast.
Mr 2 minutes racks up 47 yds and 3 receptions, not sure why he isn't used more. Saw Lumpkin in on quite a few plays.
Not a great replay, but it was fast! That leg was pretty floppy.
Because the Colts could decline the penalty and take over on downs?Besides, I think the 10 second runoff rule applies.
If he just lined up a few more steps over he'd be standing on the sidelines; just as well...
Ask mommy for some new sheetsI didn't watch it and you're right, Tirico warned but what if some 12 year old is watching it in their bedroom right now?
Desmond Briscoe could have used that shortest distance between two points is a straight line lesson when running off the field. He was running diagonally towards the sideline. Ha.Then they will have a good example of a right angle to share with their math class.I didn't watch it and you're right, Tirico warned but what if some 12 year old is watching it in their bedroom right now?
Bad clock management, IMO. They shouldve ran a passing play on 3rd & 1 and if they dont score, then use the final TO. With 20 seconds on the clock, no way their isnt 3-4seconds left if they just do no huddle and throw.Jaworski: blah blah blah "Every play in the playbook is available to them right here" blah blah blah
Gruden: "Uhhh.....not if you run the ball."
Jaworski: "There's plenty of time on the clock, Jon."
Some kids sneak video games, some kids sneak playboys, MOP was sneaking football. I think I illegally by house rules watched MNF for like 2 years when that thing didn't start till 9PM, O.J on the colorcast, game ended at 1AM, occasionally spill the beans when I was sloshing thru my morning cereal..."What a game...oops"...my mother "Were you watching football?" me "Who me? Oh no mom."
Theismann said he didn't feel any pain when he was on the field.
I thought it was dumb to call their last TO and not just run up and spike the ball. It's not like they were 40 yards away from the spot.Bad clock management, IMO. They shouldve ran a passing play on 3rd & 1 and if they dont score, then use the final TO. With 20 seconds on the clock, no way their isnt 3-4seconds left if they just do no huddle and throw.Jaworski: blah blah blah "Every play in the playbook is available to them right here" blah blah blah
Gruden: "Uhhh.....not if you run the ball."
Jaworski: "There's plenty of time on the clock, Jon."
13.58pts at halftime...C'mon Free!More ### kissing from Gruden and Jaws is also welcome advertising!
Welcome to the modern NFL.Shula used to be a master at working the clock especially once they got Marino. Never see them not have timeouts in their pockets to run the 2:00 offense.Bad clock management, IMO. They shouldve ran a passing play on 3rd & 1 and if they dont score, then use the final TO. With 20 seconds on the clock, no way their isnt 3-4seconds left if they just do no huddle and throw.Jaworski: blah blah blah "Every play in the playbook is available to them right here" blah blah blah
Gruden: "Uhhh.....not if you run the ball."
Jaworski: "There's plenty of time on the clock, Jon."
If they ran and spiked it wouldve been 4th down though. Still wouldve given them time for the FG, but they wouldnt have had the 1 shot for a TDI thought it was dumb to call their last TO and not just run up and spike the ball. It's not like they were 40 yards away from the spot.Bad clock management, IMO. They shouldve ran a passing play on 3rd & 1 and if they dont score, then use the final TO. With 20 seconds on the clock, no way their isnt 3-4seconds left if they just do no huddle and throw.Jaworski: blah blah blah "Every play in the playbook is available to them right here" blah blah blah
Gruden: "Uhhh.....not if you run the ball."
Jaworski: "There's plenty of time on the clock, Jon."
I wouldn't say "any pain". I had a compound fracture with radius and ulna crossing paths, wrist hanging off held by skin. Just felt numb. Made my wrestling opponent puke though. So that made me laugh, if that's possible, for a second or two.
Colts #68 DL
They're playing multiple guys deep in zone; Blount hasnt made anybody put 8 up yet it seems or anything close to it. Freeman apparently got a reputation as a deep ball thrower last year and they are making it easy for him throw underneath. It's not like JF is checking down b/c MW isnt open. JF's first choice is clearly #82/#34. It would be nice if they put #19 in the slot a little and let him get some of that...
Sure, but is there another person as full of #### as Joe Theesman? After the hit, he was flapping his arms so fast he nearly took flight. Bull#### he didn't feel pain.
from your lips to JF's ears.
Then he has blocked it out. He was flipping out, writhing in pain. I watched it live and saw it about a hundred times in the days after. It couldn't have been any more obvious that he was in agony.
