T.E.

Also both backed out of an agreement to coach a team at the last minute.

Seems like once you get the injury bug, you just have it permanently moving forward. I cant think of any examples off the top of my head of a guy who was nagged by stuff over multiple seasons who later became durable again.

Do we really need a MNF doubleheader featuring a crappy Raiders game at 10 PM EST each year?

Uniforms look like Ugly dresses for bridesmaids Miami sucks ass

You seem to never see pec injuries that are minor, where the guy is out for just a few games.

Seems like he's got a little bit of that McKelvin syndrome where he never knows where the ball is in the air.

Makes me a tad nervous that they need to win Thursday to avoid their season being effectively over.

It will be a weird one against a lesser team that they underestimate. They still have an issue with starting out flat against inferior opposition, and eventually that bites you from time to time.

I went to a gym for awhile that had a weird synthetic, non-hardwood surface on the basketball court and ended up getting turf toe from that. It bothered me for months and was very painful. I have no idea how guys actually play sports at a professional level with it, outside of taking a ton of sketchy painkillers.

Why would you even say this out loud?

Still can't believe they settled for a 60-yarder with more than 10 secs left and a timeout to burn.

Bizarre clock management by the Colts at the end. Had 0:15 seconds and two timeouts. Ran the ball, lost a couple of yards, let the clock run all the way down, and attempted a 60-yarder rather than try to get closer. Missed kick, bailed out by Denver personal foul, made the next kick. Wild.

The Dallas kick hooked hard right and then just stopped hooking. Was weird.

He could honestly have a great career if he switched to RB or WR.

He probably should be starting, if we're being honest.