W2: @Dallas - Gameday Thread

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Fishingfool

I was sitting on the beach having a few cold ones and left at 3:45 to come home and watch the game. Now that was a decision.

Def should have stayed on the beach.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Fishingfool

I was sitting on the beach having a few cold ones and left at 3:45 to come home and watch the game. Now that was a decision.

Going into the ocean and getting ate by a shark would have been more enjoyable than watching that game.

[WCommandersfan99]

Will always be upset with Peters for neglecting the oline after the Tunsil injury and the center negligence in August with Allegretti's calf injury. Was stunned he didn't make moves here considering the importance of LT and center position. I am out on him for this. What a terrible start to this season and this is coming from an optimist.

[punch it in]

The fact that 0 is a starter after last year is enough to fire AP.
We burned it all down after Snyder and some how built it back into the same pile of trash.

That 2024 draft outside the no brainer pick of JD is an absolute joke. He has no idea what he is doing.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by punch it in

The fact that 0 is a starter after last year is enough to fire AP.
We burned it all down after Snyder and some how built it back into the same pile of trash.

That 2024 draft outside the no brainer pick of JD is an absolute joke. He has no idea what he is doing.

What????? Ben did so good yesterday

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by punch it in

The fact that 0 is a starter after last year is enough to fire AP.
We burned it all down after Snyder and some how built it back into the same pile of trash.

That 2024 draft outside the no brainer pick of JD is an absolute joke. He has no idea what he is doing.

This made me laugh and cry at the same time. But at least it involved some laughing. I know plenty of people are going through worse things and that will always be the case no matter what is happening. But I'm genuinely depressed after yesterday. I need to learn that I can have empathy for others while not completely disregarding how I'm feeling about something.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by MTK

I have zero issue with going for the TD, it’s not a take the points kind of league anymore. You have the chance to tie up a division game on the road with a QB that was balling out and people were really ok with taking 3?

I know the injury is super frustrating but let’s not act like the decision to go for the TD got him hurt.

Just because everyone thinks it's cool to go for it on 4th down doesn't mean it's smart, or right.

Dan Campbell literally cost the Lions a SB appearance a few years ago when he simply refused to take the points against the 49ers.

It's a road game, take the 3. Had they called the Dyami catch a TD that's 10 points and you are in the game.

Sure go for it more if you have Josh Allen, Mahomes or even 2024 Jayden. But right now, we aren't there yet and this is where Quinn fails. He can't even get the pulse of his own team.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

He went down like when a WWE wrestler gets "hit" in the head with the "steel" chair.

That was crazy. He was knocked out cold but was on his knees.

[rocnrik]

All the talk about Daniels being injury prone is misleading .. i just researched in 24 he won Rookie of year with very little to no injuries.. In 25 he suffered the first of 3 dislocations of SAME Elbow .. Now in 26 SAME Injury to same ELBOW ... Take away that bad joint that has been compromised he has been relatively healthy.. so take care of that elbow either with surgery and wear brace on it ! damn who is JD getting medical advice from??

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

That was crazy. He was knocked out cold but was on his knees.

It was very weird. A better example than wrestling probably would have been boxing when a guy is knocked out but somehow still standing.

Pro football is a brutal sport. Wouldn't be surprised if he isn't put in IR (out for 4 games at minimum).

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by rocnrik

All the talk about Daniels being injury prone is misleading .. i just researched in 24 he won Rookie of year with very little to no injuries.. In 25 he suffered the first of 3 dislocations of SAME Elbow .. Now in 26 SAME Injury to same ELBOW ... Take away that bad joint that has been compromised he has been relatively healthy.. so take care of that elbow either with surgery and wear brace on it ! damn who is JD getting medical advice from??

I get what you're saying. But if you hurt the same body part repeatedly or hurt separate parts the same number of times, still injury prone.

He absolutely needs at least one of the two: Surgery on his left elbow and where an elbow brace the rest of his career.

[calia]

So yesterday's injuries (against a Dallas team that got bullied by the Giants the week before):

JD5: Out for who knows how long? The season if he requires surgery.
Kinlaw: Shoulder. Hopefully no more than a stinger.
Coleman: Finger injury knocked him out of the game. No idea the status.
Cosmi: Still seeing Tweety birds most likely -- terrible concussion.
Cross: I just got an alert that there was concern about an internal injury and he just left a Dallas hospital. I had no idea he was hurt.

And we were already without Luvu, Okonkwo, Tunsil, Amos (4 other starters), and Newton, Wise, McNichols, and McGee.

We're missing nearly half of our starters and our 3 best players (arguably) in Tunsil, Daniels and Cosmi. Just brutal. And it's only week 2.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

I get what you're saying. But if you hurt the same body part repeatedly or hurt separate parts the same number of times, still injury prone.

He absolutely needs at least one of the two: Surgery on his left elbow and where an elbow brace the rest of his career.

He can still injure it with a brace. I vote amputation. It is his non throwing arm anyways.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

He can still injure it with a brace. I vote amputation. It is his non throwing arm anyways.

I find amputation to be a tad aggressive personally.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

I find amputation to be a tad aggressive personally.

Hmmm I prefer the term bold. Which is fitting for this franchise. What other franchise would be bold enough to run the swinging gate twice or have Albert Haynesworth, their star defensive tackle cover Micheal Vick by lying face down on the field for 4 seconds? Being bold is part of our heritage!