OT. Stats lie. Exhibit 1 - Printable Version

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lex24 - lex24 - 12-10-2020

(12-10-2020, 06:02 PM)Langdude Wrote:  Still totally OT, so feel free to ignore.

Apparently Philip Rivers has been playing with a "plantar plate rupture," which some described as really bad turf toe, and will require surgery in the off-season. It was suggested that lesser injuries have kept quarterbacks on the sidelines. I'd love to hear any doctor's insight on this particular injury as I am not that sort of doctor. :)

The injury did not keep him from having a great game against the under-performing Texans last week. Rivers once played a playoff game with a torn ACL. Has not missed a start in his career.

-m.

Didn’t Elway play his entire career with no ACL?  Or something like that.

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RE: lex24 - cardcrimson - 12-11-2020

(12-10-2020, 11:47 PM)lex24 Wrote:  

(12-10-2020, 06:02 PM)Langdude Wrote:  Still totally OT, so feel free to ignore.

Apparently Philip Rivers has been playing with a "plantar plate rupture," which some described as really bad turf toe, and will require surgery in the off-season. It was suggested that lesser injuries have kept quarterbacks on the sidelines. I'd love to hear any doctor's insight on this particular injury as I am not that sort of doctor. :)

The injury did not keep him from having a great game against the under-performing Texans last week. Rivers once played a playoff game with a torn ACL. Has not missed a start in his career.

-m.

Didn’t Elway play his entire career with no ACL?  Or something like that.

Is that why he walks the way he does?

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