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Old 08-30-2016, 08:44 PM   #1
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read about vikings players throwing up after seeing teddy's injury, said everyone was looking away and that teddy had to be sedated.

i heard torn acl and dislocated knee.
Oh man. The other day we doing errands as a family. Had to run into Walgreens for the last stop. Saw a ambulance out front, said fawk it i will still roll. Big mistake. I saw this lady on the floor screaming her knee all twisted up and the preimadic was squeezing it back together. I can not shake the image. Lost a night of sleep that night. Just gruesome.
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Old 09-05-2016, 10:02 PM   #2
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read about vikings players throwing up after seeing teddy's injury, said everyone was looking away and that teddy had to be sedated.

i heard torn acl and dislocated knee.
Teddy's family today credits the Vikings' immediate reaction and top notch medical staff for acting quickly. Trauma surgeons were brought in to repair his leg. The Femur basically jumped off of the tibia, and this caused his knee cap to go around to the back or something like that. They described it as like seeing a man who had been in a severe car wreck. He also suffered a complete tear of the ACL, MCL, and his meniscus as well. It sounds like the only thing holding his leg on was basically his outer layer of skin. Still can't believe an injury that bad could happen on a non-contact drill....

I think if people care about Teddy B as a person at all they just wish for him to live a normal life, it sounds like it will be at least 2 years before they even know if he can make a comeback or not. His NFL career could be over....
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Old 09-05-2016, 10:16 PM   #3
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Teddy's family today credits the Vikings' immediate reaction and top notch medical staff for acting quickly. Trauma surgeons were brought in to repair his leg. The Femur basically jumped off of the tibia, and this caused his knee cap to go around to the back or something like that. They described it as like seeing a man who had been in a severe car wreck. He also suffered a complete tear of the ACL, MCL, and his meniscus as well. It sounds like the only thing holding his leg on was basically his outer layer of skin. Still can't believe an injury that bad could happen on a non-contact drill....

I think if people care about Teddy B as a person at all they just wish for him to live a normal life, it sounds like it will be at least 2 years before they even know if he can make a comeback or not. His NFL career could be over....
poor bastard. i wish him the best in life and in his career.
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Acl and a dislocated knee

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Old 08-30-2016, 09:15 PM   #5
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Wow hope he can recover.
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Old 08-30-2016, 10:24 PM   #6
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Very sad to hear about Teddy's injury . Always came across as a class act , hope you have a full recovery Teddy B.
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Old 08-30-2016, 11:56 PM   #7
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I feel bad for Teddy B., that is a potentially devastating injury and who knows how long it might take to recover. And just like that the Vikings season is wasted. They'll probably be tougher than everyone thinks with that d and running game but they won't make the playoffs with Shaun Hill at qb.
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I feel bad for Teddy B., that is a potentially devastating injury and who knows how long it might take to recover. And just like that the Vikings season is wasted. They'll probably be tougher than everyone thinks with that d and running game but they won't make the playoffs with Shaun Hill at qb.
He was on the verge to break out season too. I hate to see injuries like this and what was shocking is it was non-contact...like he put so much pressure on his knee it imploded. just strange. I just hope he can recover
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Sorry guys I accidentally deleted the Kaepernick thread, fucking tapatalk, if anyone wants to start up another thread feel free.
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Sorry guys I accidentally deleted the Kaepernick thread, fucking tapatalk, if anyone wants to start up another thread feel free.
thank god for small miracles.

The guy is a douche; let him sit I could care less.

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thank god for small miracles.

The guy is a douche; let him sit I could care less.

I haven't posted on this site for a long time but continue to follow the Redskins and discussions here.

This image compelled me to respond and it evoked much emotion and I thank you for providing it!

My oldest son is a Marine and he absolutely shares the message on this photo with anyone that will listen. I just worry where our Country's values are headed.

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I haven't posted on this site for a long time but continue to follow the Redskins and discussions here.

This image compelled me to respond and it evoked much emotion and I thank you for providing it!

My oldest son is a Marine and he absolutely shares the message on this photo with anyone that will listen. I just worry where our Country's values are headed.

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I agree with you. My two son in laws are in the service ,one is a Staff Sargent in the Marines and the other a Staff Sargent in the Army both big football fans !Funny thing is they both said the same thing ...he is ignorant about what he is protesting.
As for the country's "values"I kind of liken it to the late 60's and very early 70's(yeah I'm old).If there had been internet back then it would be exactly the same as it is now.You had TV,Radio and Newspapers ....nothing else and they were law if you read it , saw it or heard it it had to be true.No email scandels or twitter accounts to be hacked people made phone calls and wrote letters.I think all the values are still there just now with the internet we are bombarded with all opinions all the time.
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Old 09-02-2016, 03:55 AM   #13
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Sorry guys I accidentally deleted the Kaepernick thread, fucking tapatalk, if anyone wants to start up another thread feel free.
Shoulda just let that one die.

I don't come on here for political discussion.
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Shoulda just let that one die.



I don't come on here for political discussion.


But it is football political discussion as someone pointed out. Anyway HTTR!
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Awwwwwww ... and here I am thinking it died a natural pie death.
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