Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

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  • Night Train
    Retired - On Several Levels
    • Jul 2005
    • 33117

    #16
    Re: Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

    Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for wit

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    • notacon
      Registered User
      • Aug 2012
      • 33128

      #17
      Re: Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

      Every player on every play risks injury. Lance was just unlucky.

      Josh cannot play scared.

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      • Mace
        Haha...yeah you think so ?
        • Mar 2013
        • 20315

        #18
        Re: Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

        Originally posted by notacon View Post
        Every player on every play risks injury. Lance was just unlucky.

        Josh cannot play scared.
        That's simplistic.

        Monstrous huge difference between playing scared and being judicious in a contact sport.

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        • Bill Cody
          Registered User
          • Sep 2004
          • 11926

          #19
          Re: Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

          Pretty sure bubble wrap isn't legal otherwise I'd be in favor

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          • Bill Cody
            Registered User
            • Sep 2004
            • 11926

            #20
            Re: Lance done for season... pay attention Josh

            Originally posted by notacon View Post
            Every player on every play risks injury. Lance was just unlucky.

            Josh cannot play scared.
            QB's are protected in the pocket by the rules. Defenders can't go low and they are subject to roughness calls at the drop of a hat. That's how a guy like Brady can survive 22 years with one serious injury. Similar for Manning. Once the QB leaves the pocket and scambles or runs those rules no longer apply unless the QB slides. Josh runs a lot and he rarely slides. IMO this is foolish. It's not a question of if this will catch up to him it's when.

            Sure he can get injured anyway but if we want to play that game accountants occasionally get hurt at work but less frequently than say a guide that takes packs of nitroglycerin bottles down a rocky mountainside riding a donkey. It is possible to reduce his odds of serious injury with some very obvious and much needed changes in strategy.

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