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Injuries this year so far have all been contact injuries vs non-contact injuries as in years past. But to be fair, there was an article online the other day, contact injuries are up all across the league to where the league is looking into changing up the offseason programs to allow for more conditioning. Years ago, they cut down the off season training programs but since, injuries have skyrocketed -
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By lollygagger8 · Posted
Braden Smith has been a little banged up (Didn't even practice during the week) but he shut down T.J. Watt (5x pro bowler) which is no small task. https://www.stampedeblue.com/2024/10/2/24259973/heres-why-colts-braden-smith-was-unsung-hero-from-sundays-upset-win-versus-steelers Smith has started all four games for the Colts so far this year, and his blocking from the right side so far is a big reason why the Colts currently rank #1 in PFF run blocking (+80.0) and #5 in pass blocking (+74.8). Props to the big man! Really to the whole O-line....they've been playing GREAT football this year! -
Uber and public transportation are not excessively priced, though. (I did rideshare on Sunday, it was only a couple bucks more than a comparable trip to a different location, so even game day pricing isn't outrageous. Rideshare to SoFi can be more than double normal price on game day.) Captive pricing is about gouging because you've eliminated choices and the consumer is forced into paying your exorbitant price. Like making STHs pay close to full price for preseason games...
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