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Short quick white guy wears #83, played at texas tech..yeah what about him?
He's a huge part of their offense (Brady's buddy in the clutch)...
...and he's hurt.
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Initial tests on Welker's injured knee revealed a torn ACL and MCL, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. He'll undergo more tests Monday to confirm that diagnosis.
Last edited by little elmer; 01-04-2010 at 10:17 AM..
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ok, so hence they are now considered a "SLEEPER" since we cant possibly win without him.
A boston globe colimnist said it best:
If the Patriots were so reliant on him that his absence will now destroy their Super Bowl hopes – however slim they were – then they probably weren’t championship material to begin with. As such, there is simply no point in using his injury as any kind of excuse. In a sport like football, a 5-foot-9, 190-pound slot receiver should not be the difference between ultimate success and failure.
You must have missed that Welkers replacement a darn near carbon copy of Welker, Julian Edleman had double digit catches for over 100 yards also in limited play time.
ok, so hence they are now considered a "SLEEPER" since we cant possibly win without him.
A boston globe colimnist said it best:
If the Patriots were so reliant on him that his absence will now destroy their Super Bowl hopes – however slim they were – then they probably weren’t championship material to begin with. As such, there is simply no point in using his injury as any kind of excuse. In a sport like football, a 5-foot-9, 190-pound slot receiver should not be the difference between ultimate success and failure.
You must have missed that Welkers replacement a darn near carbon copy of Welker, Julian Edleman had double digit catches for over 100 yards also in limited play time.
I agree...I'm going with the Eagles, as pathetic as they looked yesterday. They'll win Saturday, avenge the regular season losses to the Cowgirls, and Dallas continues their playoff drought. And I think Dallas will be the toughest team the Eagles will face in the playoffs, at least until the Super Bowl.
Yesterday truly was Rollover Sunday, I can't recall so many teams taking intentional dives for a myriad of reasons
Go IGGLES
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