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They will have to find the best tape job for him. Tight enough to prevent as much separation of the tibia and fibula when planting that foot while also enough flexion to allow him to run. Very manageable injury for a QB that is not a run first QB. All about pain management and pain tolerance. If he played any other position it would be doubtful he would be playing. |
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I would say to shoot him up with horse cocaine but I have a sneaking suspicion his body is already producing it naturally.
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Taking anti-inflammatories work well but they are hell with your stomach. They will probably have him popping those all week while they ice and treat it.
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Please let him rip the Bengals apart Sunday! Great news thanks for sharing.
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While this is all fine and good, this is the other ankle. You would rather it be the other one but we can likely surmise this is definitely not a grade 3 and probably not a grade 2 high ankle sprain.
Mahomes is so tough. |
I'm of the belief (I'm going to be killed for this) that we need to come out with a running game plan.
I think we can run the ball down their throats, and we need to to kill their pass rush. |
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I did find it concerning that he was struggling to put velocity on the ball Saturday. If that’s still a major issue in the next game, it puts him and the team in a tough spot. You cannot expect to beat a great team like Cincy if your QB is lobbing weak high school throws around the field. Begging for trouble there. |
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