Hawktawk wrote:I've been watching replays of ET blasting into Gronk for 3 days now. It doesn't get old. ET blasting him full speed high with a perfect legal tackle. ET bounces off several yards and Gronk is stuffed in his tracks slowly tumbling backwards, something I don't know I remember seeing happen. I've seen him get injured being cut from the bottom but never blown up like that.
Both men have earned another level of respect from me. ET weighs 202 lbs and is 5'10" on his tiptoes. Gronk is 6'6" and 265 lbs. I don't know when I've last seen someone that small take on a moose like that up high. Its one of the more courageous plays I've seen in a long time.
Then to find out Gronk played the rest of the game extremely well on a partially collapsed lung. Max props I always respected his ability but that's a legend of the game type of day.Jeezus I need 2 lungs to climb the stairs.
Big time
The Kuechly injury in last nights game was really hard to watch.
Hawkstar wrote: I wonder if he was aware of what was happening?
North - he has had other concussions, one of which kept him out for a long time as he could not pass the concussion protocol. Like a month or more last year. And he has had multiple concussions. It really is a bummer and I hope he is ok and can lead a healthy life. He is one player I love to watch, but if he is prone to serious concussions...hmmmm. I'll cross my fingers for him.
SalmonBB wrote:THIS is the "best hit ever" (the hit captured at 1:42 of the following link):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSOPrwb-mQc
Also my own favorite play ever.
GO SEAHAWKS!!!
Hawk Sista wrote:It's his third "diagnosed" concussion.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera on Friday described the possibility that middle linebacker Luke Kuechly has suffered his second career concussion "concerning"
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