Richardson day to day with abdominal, oblique injuries

[Restinpeacesweetchloe]

5 minutes ago, Old Man and the COLTS said:

Who is the emergency QB?

Bean is injured so there is no emergency QB. Although my guess is Anthony will be inactive but will be the emergency guy and dress. Not sure they would make him the backup. We will ser

[ShuteAt168]

When AR started talking about how “sore” he was, it was pretty obvious he wasn’t playing. So now he’s even with the fans at home on the couch — none of us are playing. 

[ADnum1]

12 minutes ago, Old Man and the COLTS said:

Who is the emergency QB?

I think you have to make Sam active 

 

If Joe gets hurt or looks terrible bring Sam in

[ColtAndOrioles]

5 minutes ago, ShuteAt168 said:

When AR started talking about how “sore” he was, it was pretty obvious he wasn’t playing. So now he’s even with the fans at home on the couch — none of us are playing. 

Haha yeah.  One thing a player should never do......even give the slightest insult to the home fans.   The people that pay his salary.

 

"People gonna talk, that's what people do".   Well now he can talk on the couch like all the fans that he dissed.

 

When you have played a grand total of maybe 5 total games out of what...22 now?   He really just needs to shut up.  And oh, learn how to slide. 

[Restinpeacesweetchloe]

16 minutes ago, ADnum1 said:

I think you have to make Sam active 

 

If Joe gets hurt or looks terrible bring Sam in

Sam will either be the backup or emergency QB. I will be interested if AR backs Flacco up or is the emergency QB.  I bet AR is dressed as the emergency QB or the backup. It’s going to be interesting what they do.

[ColtAndOrioles]

I have rewatched the play that he got injured on last Sunday and after which he started flopping around like a fish.  Or worse yet a soccer player who fell like he has just been shot after getting nicked by a finger.

 

Honestly if he gets hurt from a hit like that, which was nothing in terms of hard NFL hits, and has such a low pain tolerance that his over riding thought at the time is to drop, and NOT PROTECT, the football?   I don't think he will ever last in the NFL.  I mean his instinct was to release the ball and put his hand on his hip.   Being honest I only see players who only think of themselves do that type of thing.  I am not saying AR is selfish.  I just think he is made of glass and can't take pain. 

 

Watch the hit.  He got hit kind of on the back/side by a guy who is much smaller and who didn't even deliver that big of a blow.  It was a hit that all football players face every game.

 

I am not to judge anyone about the amount of pain they feel when getting hit by an NFL player.  I am sure it hurts.  But it should be very obvious by now that his ability to be tough and his pain tolerance threshold is very very low compared to other NFL players. 

 

Not to mention, KNOWING THIS, he refuses to slide and even said after the game that he will "do what he do".   Play football.  Not slide. 

 

I am not encouraged. 

[RollerColt]

That’s that I guess.

 

His inability to stay healthy is very concerning. 

[IrsaysArmy]

18 minutes ago, ColtAndOrioles said:

I have rewatched the play that he got injured on last Sunday and after which he started flopping around like a fish.  Or worse yet a soccer player who fell like he has just been shot after getting nicked by a finger.

 

Honestly if he gets hurt from a hit like that, which was nothing in terms of hard NFL hits, and has such a low pain tolerance that his over riding thought at the time is to drop, and NOT PROTECT, the football?   I don't think he will ever last in the NFL.  I mean his instinct was to release the ball and put his hand on his hip.   Being honest I only see players who only think of themselves do that type of thing.  I am not saying AR is selfish.  I just think he is made of glass and can't take pain. 

 

Watch the hit.  He got hit kind of on the back/side by a guy who is much smaller and who didn't even deliver that big of a blow.  It was a hit that all football players face every game.

 

I am not to judge anyone about the amount of pain they feel when getting hit by an NFL player.  I am sure it hurts.  But it should be very obvious by now that his ability to be tough and his pain tolerance threshold is very very low compared to other NFL players. 

 

Not to mention, KNOWING THIS, he refuses to slide and even said after the game that he will "do what he do".   Play football.  Not slide. 

 

I am not encouraged. 

You’re not wrong. Richardson is clearly injury prone and to be honest, probably on the soft side. He’s 6’6 250 and is hurt literally every week. It’s alarming

[1959Colts]

48 minutes ago, ADnum1 said:

I think you have to make Sam active 

 

If Joe gets hurt or looks terrible bring Sam in

Yep. It's going to be Joe Cool with Sam as backup  ...AR inactive.

[Restinpeacesweetchloe]

Watch  Flacco beat Jags. Then next week AR loses to Titans lol. Might have to stay off the internet for a couple weeks.

[Patrick Miller]

14 minutes ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:

Watch  Flacco beat Jags. Then next week AR loses to Titans lol. Might have to stay off the internet for a couple weeks.

I can see that happening.

[cdgacoltsfan]

1 hour ago, IrsaysArmy said:

You’re not wrong. Richardson is clearly injury prone and to be honest, probably on the soft side. He’s 6’6 250 and is hurt literally every week. It’s alarming

[cdgacoltsfan]

I think you guys will be disappointed with Flacco....he throws a lot of picks and is immobile. Without JT ,he's a sitting duck. Mark my words.

[IinD]

Was hoping AR was good to go. Hopefully he stops getting banged up. 

[SSColts]

1 hour ago, cdgacoltsfan said:

I think you guys will be disappointed with Flacco....he throws a lot of picks and is immobile. Without JT ,he's a sitting duck. Mark my words.

Not only that, it's inclement weather this Sunday in Jax. There's no threat of the run with him at QB and with JT out, they'll clamp onto our run game. It doesn't look good...

[richard pallo]

He should have tried Salonpas.  It worked for me when I hurt my hip.  Helps with the soreness.  lol.  So it’s starting to look like we drafted an injury prone slow healing project quarterback.  Keep the faith.  Colts fans are going to need it.

[Restinpeacesweetchloe]

41 minutes ago, richard pallo said:

He should have tried Salonpas.  It worked for me when I hurt my hip.  Helps with the soreness.  lol.  So it’s starting to look like we drafted an injury prone slow healing project quarterback.  Keep the faith.  Colts fans are going to need it.

I don’t agree with this at all. It’s a young player still understanding when the play should be over and to protect himself.

[Patrick Miller]

1 hour ago, SSColts said:

Not only that, it's inclement weather this Sunday in Jax. There's no threat of the run with him at QB and with JT out, they'll clamp onto our run game. It doesn't look good...

With our oline, there’s always a threat of the run. The combination of sermon and goodie was actually pretty good last year.

[jvan1973]

44 minutes ago, richard pallo said:

He should have tried Salonpas.  It worked for me when I hurt my hip.  Helps with the soreness.  lol.  So it’s starting to look like we drafted an injury prone slow healing project quarterback.  Keep the faith.  Colts fans are going to need it.

My good God.  You can't be serious.   

 

Let's break this down

1. You have no clue what the Injury is. 

2. You don't know the severity

3. You think a multi millionaire athlete with even more million dollar doctors didn't think beyond a 5 dollar pain patch?

Do you really not understand how dumb this post is?

[richard pallo]

1 hour ago, jvan1973 said:

My good God.  You can't be serious.   

 

Let's break this down

1. You have no clue what the Injury is. 

2. You don't know the severity

3. You think a multi millionaire athlete with even more million dollar doctors didn't think beyond a 5 dollar pain patch?

Do you really not understand how dumb this post is?

Nope.  That’s why inserted lol.  You need to lighten up.  lol.

[krunk]

12 hours ago, crazycolt1 said:

There is nothing wrong with a very young QB sitting behind a seasoned veteran QB. I know AR sit 3/4 of last season but was he really learning from the vet or rehabbing his injuries? Hopefully both. 

For those who casually write Flacco off, that has been done a couple of times but to no avail.  Flacco = timex watch. Just keeps ticking. 

The problem with this logic is the Colts have never shown even once that there was any intention to sit AR behind a vet. If that was the case we would have started last season with Minshew starting. We never did that and in fact Steichen very quickly named AR the starter and never looked back since that point. Nothing happening this year leads anyone to think the Colts have changed from that stance. The Colts do see something wrong with sitting him.

[2006Coltsbestever]

6 hours ago, IrsaysArmy said:

You’re not wrong. Richardson is clearly injury prone and to be honest, probably on the soft side. He’s 6’6 250 and is hurt literally every week. It’s alarming

"every week" is a stretch. He went the 1st 3 weeks and wasn't injured at all.

[crazycolt1]

11 minutes ago, krunk said:

The problem with this logic is the Colts have never shown even once that there was any intention to sit AR behind a vet. If that was the case we would have started last season with Minshew starting. We never did that and in fact Steichen very quickly named AR the starter and never looked back since that point. Nothing happening this year leads anyone to think the Colts have changed from that stance. The Colts do see something wrong with sitting him.

Circumstances change. ARs lack of protecting himself has consequences. 

[IinD]

4 hours ago, richard pallo said:

He should have tried Salonpas

The patch or the spray can?? Gotta be more specific.

Hopefully the Colts got some of that on the training room for next time .