i hear you . . . it really sucks though . . . he got hurt on an 88 yard TD run and didn't look hurt at all after the play . . . so strange how something so small can cause so much pain . . .Originally Posted by BamaSkins
i hear you . . . it really sucks though . . . he got hurt on an 88 yard TD run and didn't look hurt at all after the play . . . so strange how something so small can cause so much pain . . .
If you watch that play near the end a DB swipes at his feet and i think that is where he got injuried cause he started limping right after that and once in the endzone you can see him pull up so something happened at the end there.
They have to put him on IR,but i doubt they sign another wr to take his place unless it is somebody familar with the offense,like anthony armstong who just got cut again.
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Originally Posted by redskin_rich
Ranking Eagle fans that high is similar to putting possums or weasels at the top of the food chain. It makes no sense, because while they serve a purpose -- being the majority of road-kill, along with the skunk, they also take care of the above water bottom feeding, so to say. They are nasty to confront but cowards at heart and will usually hide or play dead when challenged
Here is your official injury list for tomorrow.
http://www.dcprosportsreport.com/was...llas-week.html
Keenan Robinson to have an MRI. Shanny doesn't sound optimist. Suspected pec tear.
No word on London Fletcher except ankle is pretty sore.
Trent Williams and London Fletcher were both limited at practice. Said we are keeping our fingers crossed. Gulp.
He then said both players have 'significant' injuries.
Good news so far is that RG3 went to the post game podium not on crutches.
RG3 said that doctors told him the ligaments felt good. Good sign. Sounds like he may have passed a preliminary ACL test.
RG3 will have an MRI tonight.
That's the same knee he had a torn ACL in 2009 which sidelined him for almost a year.
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