pugsnotdrugs19 05:51 PM 11-16-2020
I’ve seen this in a couple spots now, it’s early but here’s this from a NYP journalist...
https://twitter.com/nypost_schwartz/...959128576?s=21
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This would obviously be a hell of a low risk/high reward move that makes so much sense for a team destined to pick in the 30s.
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ptlyon 05:19 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by mac459 :
See what you done?
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Munson 05:25 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by thabear04 :
....until the 2022 season at the earliest.
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His leg bent the wrong way. It looked very similar to a Dadi Nicolas from many years ago and a more severe version of Justin Houston's knee.
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thabear04 05:39 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by Munson :
They only have him under for this season right?
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In58men 05:39 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by thabear04 :
Yes
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DaFace 05:59 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by thabear04 :
I believe we control him as an RFA, but he's technically not under contract.
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Skyy God 06:07 PM 01-03-2021
Not a great start to his career.
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IowaHawkeyeChief 06:54 PM 01-03-2021
Broken Femur is better than a knee blowout? Right?
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Sassy Squatch 06:54 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief :
Much.
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How many snaps did we get out of Baker?
FAX
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Originally Posted by LoneWolf :
Never coming back from a broken femur.
:-)
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cdcox 07:08 PM 01-03-2021
How do you completely break your leg by just running?
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DaFace 07:10 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by Superturtle :
You have to be a little concerned about bone strength in general though. How the hell does a femur just snap when running down the field?
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Megatron96 07:13 PM 01-03-2021
Originally Posted by DaFace :
I've seen this one other time in my life. It was a teammate of mine in HS. That time it was cancer. Actually a tumor in the bone, which created a weak spot inside it. His femur exploded like a bomb went off inside it.
Hoping like hell it's not that.
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Originally Posted by cdcox :
I have no idea.
My mind instantly turned to some contributing problem like a cancer or some sort of blood disease that affects marrow.
Finely-tuned athletes should definitely not break a femur running on grass.
FAX
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