stevewin

3rd and short for our offense is like 3rd and long for our defense

3rd and long defense hooray

Morse gets pancaked AND holds on the same play. How many pts is that worth on Joe B's grades

Holy crap wrong team

Would like to see Von make an appearance in the backfield

That was a huge turn of events

They are going to say ball started moving before elbow touched

Also decided to miss the initial tackle on the long return

Talk about a mismatch holy crap

Motor looking like a real RB1 today

Motor looked like Barry Sanders on that first run

Contemplating this game, hard to get this image out of my brain

It's like if there was video of a player getting hit in the leg - and a bunch of internet doctors start crying - "It's his knee! Looks like ACL! Could be out a year!" - when in fact after examination by the actual team doctors they determine it's just a deep thigh bruise. Would people be crying "Don't jeapordize his career!" if they knew what the real doctors knew - that there was zero long term risk related to the injury if the player plays

Dr Leo Spaceman prior to the Tommy John surgery:

This exactly - it is ridiculous to make a diagnosis from video with no actual examination or testing - it is just a guess and nothing more.

But But the vIDeO and dR ChAo and UlNar and ToMmy jOhN sUrGeRy and cArEeR oVeR

Suck It Dr Clown Chao

Has anyone checked whether Josephine Allen is eligible to play?

Did anyone else google "Joe Burrow sister"?

Dude looks like he needs an elbow transplant. Where's Dr Cho

Is it wrong I think I'm more attracted to Josh as a man

On espn this am heard someone say the actual number was 83% or something close to that

Shocked it wasn't career ending Tommy john surgery 🙄

Nate Hackett at the height of his powers

This whole huge trend of 'experts' dagnosing injuries from video is ridiculous to me. All it does is raise wild speculation based on an opinion. The only way to diagnose the injury is to examine it and do tests. We will know the extent when the team releases information on the injury.