SB injury updates

[Guiness]

Didn't Woodson go back in as well after breaking his collarbone? The Packers took a time out after the play and I remember the shot of Chuck jogging back onto the field after the TO was over. Talk about a tough guy.

You're right, I forgot about that. He went back in for a play after the TO, but came right back out.

That's some kind of combination of pain tolerance and adrenaline!

During the second half, they showed a shot of him on the sidelines. One arm was in a sling, and he pumped his other fist after a good play - then immediately pulled his good arm down wincing in pain!

[Guiness]

What about Tramon's tackle of Sanders that put him out of the game?

That was a vicious suplex! Looked like he was pissed about being beat on the pass, and was taking out some frustration.

[SkinBasket]

What about Tramon's tackle of Sanders that put him out of the game?

That was a vicious suplex! Looked like he was pissed about being beat on the pass, and was taking out some frustration.

I thought it was much more likely Sanders hurt himself when he slipped catching the pass, but I'm no Troy Aikman or Joe Buck, who were selling that it happened on the tackle.

[mraynrand]

I thought it was much more likely Sanders hurt himself when he slipped catching the pass, but I'm no Troy Aikman or Joe Buck, who were selling that it happened on the tackle.

yup. They were full of shit. A roomful of orthopedic surgeons agreed.

[denverYooper]

What about Tramon's tackle of Sanders that put him out of the game?

That was a vicious suplex! Looked like he was pissed about being beat on the pass, and was taking out some frustration.

Speaking of takedowns, Crabtree had a vicious one on Timmons too, just floored the guy.

[denverYooper]

Both Clifton and Woodson said they'll be back next year. What about Dud?

[SkinBasket]

yup. They were full of shit. A roomful of orthopedic surgeons agreed.

Which room?