2016 NFL Offseason

[Luminesa]

I read that there's no nerve or arterial damage, so it's thought that the injury won't be career threatening, and he'll make a full recovery.

I hope you're right. I really, really like Teddy Bridgewater.

[CoraSpia]

BTW, is their an NS fantasy NFL league?

[Maurepas]

BTW, is their an NS fantasy NFL league?

I think someone tried to do it once. I'd be game if someone set it up again.

[CoraSpia]

BTW, is their an NS fantasy NFL league?

I think someone tried to do it once. I'd be game if someone set it up again.

Only on espn. NFL website doesn't work with my screen reading software.

[Val Halla]

I read that there's no nerve or arterial damage, so it's thought that the injury won't be career threatening, and he'll make a full recovery.

I hope you're right. I really, really like Teddy Bridgewater.

Obviously all injuries heal different ways. Some athletes get serious injuries yet recover and go on to future success. NBA player Russell Westbrook, for example. Some obviously don't. Sometimes guys get injured, and legends emerge from his replacement. Tom Brady, eh?

BTW, is their an NS fantasy NFL league?

Should be fun even if I'm not good at it x3

[Maineiacs]

I read that there's no nerve or arterial damage, so it's thought that the injury won't be career threatening, and he'll make a full recovery.

That's something, at least. We'll have to see how he looks in '17. Even if he comes back, he might never be the same.

[Val Halla]

I read that there's no nerve or arterial damage, so it's thought that the injury won't be career threatening, and he'll make a full recovery.

That's something, at least. We'll have to see how he looks in '17. Even if he comes back, he might never be the same.

Well this is what Vikings trainer said

"Teddy Bridgewater suffered a non-contact injury today at practice," Sugarman said in a statement. "The injury was quickly identified as a dislocated knee. The injury was stabilized, and he was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment and evaluation. After undergoing an MRI, it was determined that Teddy suffered a complete tear to his ACL and other structural damage. Fortunately, there appears to be no nerve or arterial damage. Surgical repair will be scheduled within the next few days. Although the recovery time will be significant, we expect Teddy to make a full recovery. I would like to thank all of the medical professionals and our athletic training staff for all of their help today. Teddy has already displayed the attitude needed to overcome this injury and attack his rehab."

[Maineiacs]

That's something, at least. We'll have to see how he looks in '17. Even if he comes back, he might never be the same.

Well this is what Vikings trainer said

"Teddy Bridgewater suffered a non-contact injury today at practice," Sugarman said in a statement. "The injury was quickly identified as a dislocated knee. The injury was stabilized, and he was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment and evaluation. After undergoing an MRI, it was determined that Teddy suffered a complete tear to his ACL and other structural damage. Fortunately, there appears to be no nerve or arterial damage. Surgical repair will be scheduled within the next few days. Although the recovery time will be significant, we expect Teddy to make a full recovery. I would like to thank all of the medical professionals and our athletic training staff for all of their help today. Teddy has already displayed the attitude needed to overcome this injury and attack his rehab."

So, pretty much the best-case scenario for an ACL tear. Good to know.

[Luminesa]

That's something, at least. We'll have to see how he looks in '17. Even if he comes back, he might never be the same.

Well this is what Vikings trainer said

"Teddy Bridgewater suffered a non-contact injury today at practice," Sugarman said in a statement. "The injury was quickly identified as a dislocated knee. The injury was stabilized, and he was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment and evaluation. After undergoing an MRI, it was determined that Teddy suffered a complete tear to his ACL and other structural damage. Fortunately, there appears to be no nerve or arterial damage. Surgical repair will be scheduled within the next few days. Although the recovery time will be significant, we expect Teddy to make a full recovery. I would like to thank all of the medical professionals and our athletic training staff for all of their help today. Teddy has already displayed the attitude needed to overcome this injury and attack his rehab."

Yeah. That's from NFL.com. As long as he makes a full recovery, I'll be happy.

[Val Halla]

Well this is what Vikings trainer said

Yeah. That's from NFL.com. As long as he makes a full recovery, I'll be happy.

I got it from ESPN x3

[Luminesa]

Yeah. That's from NFL.com. As long as he makes a full recovery, I'll be happy.

I got it from ESPN x3

Oh. Why did I think it was from NFL.com...

With its articles on the "mystique" of Chip Kelly. *Barfs McDonalds.*

[Val Halla]

I got it from ESPN x3

Oh. Why did I think it was from NFL.com...

With its articles on the "mystique" of Chip Kelly. *Barfs McDonalds.*

Hey ESPN has some damn terrible "analysts" on TV to balance the act

[Luminesa]

Oh. Why did I think it was from NFL.com...

With its articles on the "mystique" of Chip Kelly. *Barfs McDonalds.*

Hey ESPN has some damn terrible "analysts" on TV to balance the act

This is true.

[Trumpostan]

I got it from ESPN x3

Oh. Why did I think it was from NFL.com...

With its articles on the "mystique" of Chip Kelly. *Barfs McDonalds.*

"Mock draft if every team led by a Chip Kelly clone."

Just think about it, teams would trade entire rosters.

[Luminesa]

Oh. Why did I think it was from NFL.com...

With its articles on the "mystique" of Chip Kelly. *Barfs McDonalds.*

"Mock draft if every team led by a Chip Kelly clone."

Just think about it, teams would trade entire rosters.

Mass chaos...plz no...

[Outer Sparta]

Yeah, this wasn't a minor knee thing. It was apparently so heinous, it had other players crying. He's done.

Well, the NFC North has changed significantly.

[Kohr]

Yeah, this wasn't a minor knee thing. It was apparently so heinous, it had other players crying. He's done.

Well, the NFC North has changed significantly.

I hope the Vikings can still have a decent season, but if we can't beat the Titans in week 1, I'll lose that hope.

[Luminesa]

Well, the NFC North has changed significantly.

I hope the Vikings can still have a decent season, but if we can't beat the Titans in week 1, I'll lose that hope.

You should be able to do that, at the very least.

[Outer Sparta]

I hope the Vikings can still have a decent season, but if we can't beat the Titans in week 1, I'll lose that hope.

You should be able to do that, at the very least.

Titans are still rebuilding. Viks have a defense.

[Arumbia67]

You say that like I don't already know this season is gonna be a catastrophe. For cripes sake, we got the Buttfumbler at QB now.

And we still have Terriffic Tom, so ha.

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

[Ameriganastan]

And we still have Terriffic Tom, so ha.

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

I'm the last person who would defend Brady, but I feel I must here. Of course he wins with great players. That's why they're great players. It ain't a one man show out there. Hell, great players are why Grandpappy Peyton retired with a second ring.

[Luminesa]

And we still have Terriffic Tom, so ha.

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

Actually, in a couple of the years where he's done really well, he played with some nobody players. He played well even when CHAD OCHOCINCO was a WR on the team. Of course, not that Ocho was necessarily terrible, and also that was 2012, when they lost to the Giants (AGAIN), but you know what I mean.

[Arumbia67]

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

I'm the last person who would defend Brady, but I feel I must here. Of course he wins with great players. That's why they're great players. It ain't a one man show out there. Hell, great players are why Grandpappy Peyton retired with a second ring.

Chad was alright. He just gets a bad rap for his mouth. Anyway, ask Otto Graham, he won seven championships with almost no talent around him. Or Sammy Baugh and Terry Bradshaw. (Swann doesn't count. He shouldn't be in the hall). Although it might be a bit unfair to compare leather helmeters to the modern ones. Mcnabb was pretty successful on a team full of nobodies. Hell he might of led them to a superbowl if not for his messed up ankle.

[Arumbia67]

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

I'm the last person who would defend Brady, but I feel I must here. Of course he wins with great players. That's why they're great players. It ain't a one man show out there. Hell, great players are why Grandpappy Peyton retired with a second ring.

Chad was alright. He just gets a bad rap for his mouth. Anyway, ask Otto Graham, he won seven championships with almost no talent around him. Or Sammy Baugh and Terry Bradshaw. (Swann doesn't count. He shouldn't be in the hall). Although it might be a bit unfair to compare leather helmeters to the modern ones. Mcnabb was pretty successful on a team full of nobodies. Hell he might of led them to a superbowl if not for his messed up ankle.

[Arkinesia]

Terrific at what? Benefitting from great players around him? I could win four superbowls to if I played with the likes of Gronk and Randy Moss. Oh and let's not forget his eight picks last year. Give him the 2002 Eagles receiver corps and see how well he does.

Christ, not this shit again. Okay, try this on for size. Name a future HoF offensive skill player Brady has played with besides Gronkowski (rookie year: 2010, at which point the Pats had already won three Super Bowls) or Randy Moss (who only played for the Pats for a year).

Go ahead. I'll wait.

Obligatory “I'm not a Tom Brady fan, I'm just an objective observer of the sport” mention here.

Hey ESPN has some damn terrible "analysts" on TV to balance the act

Everything about the four-letter network is shit.