Teddy just went down in practice. Sounds SERIOUS. Stopped practice, ambulance and the whole nine yards.
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Teddy just went down in practice. Sounds SERIOUS. Stopped practice, ambulance and the whole nine yards.
Blame pb, he mentioned injury and Bridgewater in a post.
That sucks, Bridgewater was just starting to be a player. When I first saw the headline, I thought of that I-35 bridge collapse in ..... Siri says 2007.
Joel Stave to the rescue.
And he JUST DID THAT this afternoon, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheesehead Craig
Holy cow, PB. You better watch how you wield them powers.
Say, howza bout a post on Roger Goodell's health?
Ras, that news sucks for you. Sorry. You know I think Bridgewater's the real thing.
ACL out for the season.
I'm confused at what this could be? Non-contact injury that requires an ambulance, the usual ones, ACLs and MCLs can be painful, but don't generally require paramedics. Where are they practicing, is it on turf? Could he have gotten a cleat caught in the carpet and broke his leg?
Maybe we can trade Hundley to them.
REALLY hope the don't get Kaepernick
I never delight at hearing that someone/anyone has suffered an injury. Athletes accept that they may be injured and continue to pursue their dreams. Whenever a key player goes down, it diminishes not only their team, but the entire league .
As we await the official report on Teddy Bridgewater, let us not forget that the same thing can happen to any player , on Any team. May luck continue to smile upon GB this season and get well soon Teddy Bridgewater .
Zimmer giving good press conference. I can see why players like him.
Cake schedule. Now the only real threat in the division has lost their starting QB.
No pressure here Pack, but don't fuck this up!!
Why? Kapp won't be able to learn their O in 10 days. Gets rid of any real passing threat. Zimmer aND Co are not going to put in the read option.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Oday
Vikings will still get a wildcard
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Originally Posted by Tony Oday
I see you continue to make shit up out of thin air.
It sounds a whole lot worse than that.
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Originally Posted by Fritz
Yea, not top tier but was really coming along. As always, the football gods bend me over. This year earlier than most.
At least they have a good running game and a defense.
Maybe they have other plans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patler
http://www.vikingsmania.com/Minnesot...rettFavre6.jpg
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Originally Posted by Joemailman
Until he dies, I guess that's always an option!
I was just googling Vikings 53 to see the likely depth chart at QB, and up first was this prediction that a guy posted yesterday:
http://www.dailynorseman.com/2016/8/...ter-projectionQuote:
QB (2):
In: Teddy Bridgewater, Shaun Hill
Cut: Joel Stave
Reasoning: I think the Vikes will only go with two until Taylor Heinicke is healthy, then add him to the active roster. But I give a tip of the cap to Joel Stave, who played much better than I had anticipated, well enough to land on a practice squad somewhere. But with Teddy entrenched and the Vikings fond of Heinicke, I don't think that somewhere will be in Minnesota. they could temporarily go with three, but I think they roll the dice and hope Teddy doesn't get hurt. I mean, if he does, everything sucks and the world ends anyways, and at that point I won't care if the Vikes have two or 20 QB's on the roster, because the one that matters won't be able to play and everything will be horrible.
"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."
http://min.247sports.com/Bolt/Teddy-...ement-47067280
Could the Vikings be looking for another QB ? Is Nick Foles available ?
"other structural damage"?
That doesn't sound good. Cartilage, other ligaments? Broken bones?
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Originally Posted by red
I'm guessing other ligaments, supposedly vomit was involved with people who witnessed it.
That's a bitch of an injury. Same thing happened to Culpepper I believe. It really does suck.
Culpepper actually tore 3 of the 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by esoxx
It's nasty, but Culpepper relied a lot more on his mobility than Bridgewater. Teddy is a more traditional pocket passer and should be able to overcome this injury in the long-term, provided it's true there was no nerve damage.
Yeah, meant he also suffered dislocated knee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
What is the surface of the practice field that the Vikings play on, Ras?
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Originally Posted by King Friday
Not sure, it was on a practice field. I have no idea why/how it happened.
That's too bad. The ARod va Teddy matchup is good for football.
I also read that they sedated Teddy. I can't imagine the agony. Good guy. I wish him well in his recovery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
For the right price, KC would trade him, I'm sure. If KC was comfortable with their QB depth before they picked up Foles, perhaps Dorsey will flip him for a draft pick. Zach Mettenberger is probably a candidate, and they could wait and see what San Fran does with Kaep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radagast
ACL and dislocation. The dislocation is why some people would have been more upset than usual.
Yea, I don't even like reading the description. I'm glad there is not video of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Nah, Favre might decide to un-die and come back to play another season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Bummer deal, Ras. I hope he makes a full recovery.
Nope. Didn't know about the dislocation though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Good points.Quote:
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It is astonishing how differently I read your posts when your font size and color revert to conventional.
I know this isn't your first rodeo. but for me it's your first rodeo without the barrel and make-up.