with all his joint injuries, it sounds like his connecting tissues are
made of jello. I'd bet it you took one of his ligaments and did a
tensile strenght test with it, it would tear much sooner than an
average ligament woud. it is more than just being clumsy or bad
luck. he's got weak tissues.
He has more than bad luck...he has to have stiff or brittle joints. A lot
of study has been done on why one guy can take a certain hit and not have
something break and another athlete has terrible results...joints that are
not flexible is a major issue. He is tough, I loved him for that...but he
is very breakable too.
Jello would be good for tissue...it stretches...his are very brittle.
Jello wiggles, but it is not cohesive. He may not be brittle. He may
not be cohesive. Either way, he's not made of durable stuff.
Hey...all I'm repeating is stuff the docs talk about...the inability of a
joint to stretch and thus being brittle.
Tight or loose may be a better reference.
either way... it sure does seem like he's got joint problems...
He needs to collect stamps or become a broadcaster...or better yet...come
coach Jets QB's.
bad luck ??? twice is bad luck... six or seven major injuries, all but
one involving joints/connecting tissues... if you recall a few of
those shoulder injurues... the impact did not look sufficient to break
an egg...
i remember years ago... i wish i cold remember the college and the
qb... it was back in the 80's. there was a hot college qb that could
not go into the pro's because he had what commentaors were calling "a
soft skull". not just that he got concussions... he actual bones were
soft or somthing... anyone know of anything like that ???
Jesus H. Jones, who'd he screw over in an earlier life to have to pay
off all this bad karma.
> > > He needs to collect stamps or become a broadcaster...or better
> > > yet...come
> > > coach Jets QB's.
>
> > bingo
>
> > As a coaches son he had a leg up on everyone. Even with a marginal
> > arm he could move a team. If he can see it on the field then I can
> > imagine he can see it off the field & listening to him I bet he can
> > communicate it. I won't be shocked if he suks it up for one or two
> > more seasons. Few people and fewer players plan well for retirement.
>
> > Papa, as for the knee and his other issues perhaps they are linked but
> > he may just be unlucky. He broke bones in his writs. He separated
> > his shoulder -- 4 shoulder injuries -- and now this is ligaments.
>
> > Your point about flexibility & certain athletes taking hits is
> > interesting. I always wondered whether it was bone structure, tissue,
> > or bad luck.
>
> bad luck ??? twice is bad luck... six or seven major injuries, all but
> one involving joints/connecting tissues... if you recall a few of
> those shoulder injurues... the impact did not look sufficient to break
> an egg...
He has had shoulder injuries to the same side. That would be viewed
as a chronic injury and now at 34 he tears his acl playing hoop.
I am not arguing that some people seem to break more in football. I
am arguing that for some it could be bad luck. Pennington's injuries
have almost been entirely to the same shoulder. How many guys that
are labeled "injury prone" end up someplace else and play injury free?
>
> i remember years ago... i wish i cold remember the college and the
> qb... it was back in the 80's. there was a hot college qb that could
> not go into the pro's because he had what commentaors were calling "a
> soft skull". not just that he got concussions... he actual bones were
> soft or somthing... anyone know of anything like that ???
He mangled his hand too, wrist and it kept him out most of a season. He did
it in a Giants preseason game I recall. He hurt his knee once before too
and his hip or something once. He is very injury prone.
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it's because he declared it was a priviledge to watch him play.
if he was half as good as he thought he was ol'popgun might still be a
J.E.S.T
he stepped on his pecker with that one, but he was not patting himself
on the back... he was sticking up for the team. besides... if he
patted himself on the back, it would have probably lead to a season
ending injury...
> He mangled his hand too, wrist and it kept him out most of a season. He
> did
> it in a Giants preseason game I recall. He hurt his knee once before too
> and his hip or something once. He is very injury prone.
>
He broke his wrist vs. Giants partially because football players don't
know how to go to ground.
:)
I am only half joking there. That was a killer as it was after that
great 1st year (3rd season) he had.
He had a bruised knee a few years ago on the Dolphins but I don't
think he missed many games. I don't remember the hip. He for one
reason or other can't stay on the field. I remember your worry about
playing Sanchez this year. I wonder if the year they brought him back
early and he played all year with that bad should & hurt it again was
what made that chronic.
In fairness to him when did he last play behind a decent line?
Look...how many football players hit the ground...say about 100% maybe. And
how many QB's get tackled from behind...about 100%. How many break their
wrist going down...a few. He is very injury prone..for whatever reason...he
breaks easily.
Maybe you can recommend the hack that gave your wife the fake tits....
No but I'm pretty sure he can help you with your tiny penis that your
gf is always complaining about, I hear she is still a virgin cause you
cant penetrate deep enough.