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Posted
8 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

That kind of stuff freaks me out 

 

One of our simulation overlords isn't a Redskins fan apparently.

 

I will not be watching that play again. Feel awful for him. Alex Smith is a great story and seems like an even better dude. Hope he can make it back with the help of modern medicine. 

Posted
7 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

No Peterman? No Condi Rice? 

 

 

Heard a guy named Peterman is available!  He's a great backup QB as long as he never has to see the field!!

Posted (edited)

Smith is having his worse season since he had the fortune of playing under Harbaugh and then Reid so I don't know if McCoy is even a drop off.  

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Posted
11 hours ago, Steptide said:

Definitely ironic, but what significance does 33 years have? If both qbs were 33 then maybe it'd freak me out a little 

 

Smith is 34 and Joe the throw was 36.

 

Same date, same score and 33 years is weird enough

BTW  it looks like Alexs career may be over too.

 

Thats a tough injury to over come in your 20's let alone mid 30's

Posted
5 hours ago, Buffalo Barbarian said:

Have seen worse, hate to see him in that pain but watching that stuff doesn't bother me.

 

 

Ditto. I'm no doctor but I doubt that injury is career threatening. I could be wrong though. Even though I have a strong stomach, I understand how painful that must of been. This is why I have no problem with what LeVeon Bell did.

Posted
2 hours ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

.......it is a painful memory............

It's something that stays embedded in the memory bank. I broke my tibia and fibula in the wilderness 4 years ago. When I had a buddy on the radio he asked, "How bad is it?'
I said "Think Joe Theisman". No more questions were needed.

Posted
8 hours ago, Buffalo Barbarian said:

Have seen worse, hate to see him in that pain but watching that stuff doesn't bother me.

 

 

User name checks out. Lol

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then we had to suffer listening to Joe's broadcasting career

 

grateful for his work with the Argos though in the early 70s

 

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Posted
43 minutes ago, Uncle Joe said:

It's something that stays embedded in the memory bank. I broke my tibia and fibula in the wilderness 4 years ago. When I had a buddy on the radio he asked, "How bad is it?'
I said "Think Joe Theisman". No more questions were needed.

Tough break...literally. How old were you when it happened and how long until you recovered? Hopefully, you recovered ok.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Uncle Joe said:

It's something that stays embedded in the memory bank. I broke my tibia and fibula in the wilderness 4 years ago. When I had a buddy on the radio he asked, "How bad is it?'
I said "Think Joe Theisman". No more questions were needed.

 

...sure hope you're ok now.........:thumbsup:....gruesome stuff.....

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Posted (edited)
52 minutes ago, Mr Info said:

Tough break...literally. How old were you when it happened and how long until you recovered? Hopefully, you recovered ok.


Thanks for your concern..
I was 58 at the time. I now have a titanium rod in my tibia and plate and screws in my fibula. It's quite the story and I should probably tell it in Off The Wall since this thread is about Alex Smith and Joe Theismann.
Hopefully Alex has been as conservative with his money as he is with his quarterbacking and can think about "walking" away from the live action.

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Posted (edited)
17 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

That kind of stuff freaks me out 

Both injuries happened on the same yard line in the same stadium, both games had the same final score, and both had their legs broken by the only two 3-time NFL defensive players of the year.


Cue twilight zone music.

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9 minutes ago, CLTbills said:

Both injuries happened on the same yard line in the same stadium, both games had the same final score, and both had their legs broken by the only two 3-time NFL defensive players of the year.


Cue twilight zone music.

  Not the same stadium as the Skins played at RFK back in the 1980's.  With proper sympathy now expressed for Smith can we now talk about curses?

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