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No, it's not the same. I don't know why you Luck fans want to pretend it is. Luck fan: HE SUFFERED A CAREER ENDING INJURY!" (proceeds to get called out on the false narrative) Luck fan: "POTATO POTAHTO!" So ridiculous. He chose to quit. I'm pretty sure most players are in pain through out the season. He was able to still physically play if he wanted to; he didn't. Injuries and pain are a part of football; it's a rough sport. And if it is all the same (it isn't) no body should bat an eye when I say he didn't suffer a career ending injury. He quit... ...for multiple reasons. But it all boils down to a deliberate decision of quitting. Career ending injury implies he had no choice, but that is false. He chose to quit. -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
Ha ha.. As long as the couple are fine, and both don't enrage each other again, and he doesn't take it to violence again... I guess. -
I don’t expect much from the NFL on this, they rarely issue punishments equal to the crime. I’ve seen them hand out 1 or 2 games suspensions for things like this but then season long bans for gambling. -
By ProblChld32 · Posted
He’s been very good thus far. I think he’s going to have a solid career. Savvy veterans are going to have their way with him tho. Mike Evans showed that. -
By chrisfarley · Posted
wow, very similar. I was trying to break loose a very tight bolt on a caliper bracket lying on my side under my car and I felt something give way in my chest and heard a "POP" , it was the pectoral. It was brutal for a while. Didn't go away for about 2 months. No upper-body weight-lifting is possible for that duration.
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