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Caller Bob
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Torn ACL
https://sports.yahoo.com/saquon-barkley ... 24056.html

Without that elite, elite, speed he's not that very good of running back as he doesn't have great secondary skills to fall back on.

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I think he damaged it a few plays before when they were also looking at his wrist and then tore it completely on this next run

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why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s
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Adrian Peterson ran for 2k yards, 8 months after his ACL tear. The injury just ain't that devastating anymore.

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312player wrote:
Adrian Peterson ran for 2k yards, 8 months after his ACL tear. The injury just ain't that devastating anymore.


I served with Adrian Peterson . I knew Adrian Peterson . Adrian Peterson was a friend of mine. Saquon , you're no Adrian Peterson.
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why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


Soldier Field turf probably didn't help. The field should have been in absolutely pristine condition, yet I often saw players lose their footing in a cloud of sand.

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good dolphin wrote:
I think he damaged it a few plays before when they were also looking at his wrist and then tore it completely on this next run


I think the first tweek was to his other knee.

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HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


More lateral movement now than in the passed. Used to be players just ran straight ahead. Now of days people are running in all sorts of directions that G_d never in ten dead Man to run. This is the result of our Hue bris.

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Jaw Breaker wrote:
HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


Soldier Field turf probably didn't help. The field should have been in absolutely pristine condition, yet I often saw players lose their footing in a cloud of sand.


Several players were sliding around on that always crappy field. The only (football only)one I recall being as bad or worse was at the Vet in Philly.

And HY, there've been tons of well documented ACL tears back to the days of Sayers & Butkus. Especially on the old Astroturf and with guys wearing the grabby turf shoes.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


More lateral movement now than in the passed. Used to be players just ran straight ahead. Now of days people are running in all sorts of directions that G_d never in ten dead Man to run. This is the result of our Hue bris.


Welcome back The Hawk. :shock:

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Regular Reader wrote:
Jaw Breaker wrote:
HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


Soldier Field turf probably didn't help. The field should have been in absolutely pristine condition, yet I often saw players lose their footing in a cloud of sand.


Several players were sliding around on that always crappy field. The only (football only)one I recall being as bad or worse was at the Vet in Philly.

And HY, there've been tons of well documented ACL tears back to the days of Sayers & Butkus. Especially on the old Astroturf and with guys wearing the grabby turf shoes.


ya i know about Sayers but it seemed not as many as these days.
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HawaiiYou wrote:
Regular Reader wrote:
Jaw Breaker wrote:
HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


Soldier Field turf probably didn't help. The field should have been in absolutely pristine condition, yet I often saw players lose their footing in a cloud of sand.


Several players were sliding around on that always crappy field. The only (football only)one I recall being as bad or worse was at the Vet in Philly.

And HY, there've been tons of well documented ACL tears back to the days of Sayers & Butkus. Especially on the old Astroturf and with guys wearing the grabby turf shoes.


ya i know about Sayers but it seemed not as many as these days.


Back in those days sports was contained to five minute segments and maybe a weekly national one hour recap show. You weren't going to get the details.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
HawaiiYou wrote:
why so many ACL injuries in the last 5/10 years? is there something w/ conditioning that's changed? you use to never hear of ACL injuries much in the 80s/90s/2000s


More lateral movement now than in the passed. Used to be players just ran straight ahead. Now of days people are running in all sorts of directions that G_d never in ten dead Man to run. This is the result of our Hue bris.


I knew a comedian named Hue Bris. He used to cut them up with his encyclopedic list of dick jokes.

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