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Goblinmonger

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12. As a Vikes fan living near GB, if Rodgers went down

Reply to GusBob (Reply #10)

Wed Aug 31, 2016, 03:49 PM

Aug 2016

half the damn state would shut down for at least a day. Give these professionals time to deal with their emotions from a very serious injury to a colleague and friend. I'm sure they will do all they can to get the replacement ready to go. One day won't kill that.

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Teddy Bridgewater seriously injured at Vikings practice [View all] ProudToBeBlueInRhody Aug 2016 OP

Well. damn. bluedigger Aug 2016 #1

No one touched him ProudToBeBlueInRhody Aug 2016 #2

Planted wrong, to say the least. bluedigger Aug 2016 #3

Players vomiting, practice cancelled, players crying and turning away GusBob Aug 2016 #4

Teddy Bridgewater suffers dislocated knee, torn ACL JonLP24 Aug 2016 #5

Er, um, Coach Zimmer, you cancelled the practice when your star QB went down GusBob Aug 2016 #6

Or it signifies that practice isn't more important than health mythology Aug 2016 #7

Injuries are an unfortunate part of football. I hate them. GusBob Aug 2016 #8

Unable to cope? JonLP24 Aug 2016 #9

apparantly the concept of "next man up" is lost on this crowd GusBob Aug 2016 #10

I don't think its necessary to keep pushing JonLP24 Aug 2016 #11

As a Vikes fan living near GB, if Rodgers went down Goblinmonger Aug 2016 #12