Of all the freak injuries, this one may take the cake... Extra point leading by 30 points. How did it happen?
Anybody get a good look at it?
how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 9:40 AM EST
Of all the freak injuries, this one may take the cake... Extra point leading by 30 points. How did it happen?
Anybody get a good look at it?
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Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 9:48 AM EST
did he fall on it? Agree its better than a knee or something lower body. Bones heal. Put a couple titanium pins in it , wrap it up , get back out there.
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Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 11:42 AM EST
In response to coolade2's comment:
Of all the freak injuries, this one may take the cake... Extra point leading by 30 points. How did it happen?
Anybody get a good look at it?
Sheet happens
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 12:41 PM EST
I just rewatched the play on NFL.com. Gronk was lined up on the right wing as usual. A Colts' player tried to shoot the gap between Gronk and the end lineman. It appears Gronk raised his left elbow in an attempt to block the player. I don't know if his arm got jammed by the rusher or his own lineman. It is hard to see. But his arm was dead at his side when he walked off the field. It appears to be a freak injury. Maybe when the coaches film is released on Wednesday I will get a better angle.
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Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 12:54 PM EST
In response to MasterHess-'s comment:
Gronk probably didn't take the PAT seriously and the guy across from him did.Gronk gets hurt.Pretty simple. I'm glad he's hurt I'm a Jets fan!
ill be happy blowhard Rex doesnt get fired...the longer he stays the longer the division is ours...
ill be happy when your s*i* qb doesnt get benched just assurring you losers yet another losing season...
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Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 1:02 PM EST
In response to tartarus12's comment:
I just rewatched the play on NFL.com. Gronk was lined up on the right wing as usual. A Colts' player tried to shoot the gap between Gronk and the end lineman. It appears Gronk raised his left elbow in an attempt to block the player. I don't know if his arm got jammed by the rusher or his own lineman. It is hard to see. But his arm was dead at his side when he walked off the field. It appears to be a freak injury. Maybe when the coaches film is released on Wednesday I will get a better angle.
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 1:11 PM EST
In response to coolade2's comment:
In response to tartarus12's comment:
I just rewatched the play on NFL.com. Gronk was lined up on the right wing as usual. A Colts' player tried to shoot the gap between Gronk and the end lineman. It appears Gronk raised his left elbow in an attempt to block the player. I don't know if his arm got jammed by the rusher or his own lineman. It is hard to see. But his arm was dead at his side when he walked off the field. It appears to be a freak injury. Maybe when the coaches film is released on Wednesday I will get a better angle.
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 1:45 PM EST
This is a Patriots forum ..I guess if anyone is lazy obese n plain dumb its you because you couldnt even read - Patriots forum!
go away Troll!
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 1:46 PM EST
Troll ...go away!
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 4:20 PM EST
In response to glenr's comment:
In response to coolade2's comment:
Of all the freak injuries, this one may take the cake... Extra point leading by 30 points. How did it happen?
Anybody get a good look at it?
Sheet happens
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 4:49 PM EST
probably broke it on the play before and didn't know it until he had to block with it
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 6:11 PM EST
In response to coolade2's comment:
Of all the freak injuries, this one may take the cake... Extra point leading by 30 points. How did it happen?
Anybody get a good look at it?
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 6:26 PM EST
every nfl player is one play away from ending their career. its the nfl. it happens. he will be back for the playoffs.
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 7:51 PM EST
In response to MasterHess-'s comment:
Gronk probably didn't take the PAT seriously and the guy across from him did.Gronk gets hurt.Pretty simple. I'm glad he's hurt I'm a Jets fan!
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 7:53 PM EST
In response to isurfvb24's comment:
every nfl player is one play away from ending their career. its the nfl. it happens. he will be back for the playoffs.
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 8:06 PM EST
In response to Neal Page's comment:
Don't all breaks come in freakish ways? When I broke bones playing sports, it always came in bizarre ways. Just saying.
I don't think there is a point in over-analyzing it.
Look at this way: WIth Gronk's ankle/hip issues, he can now rest all of that and be ready for the postseason.
As great as he is, it's not that devastating because of what BB has here in the pipeline. It's like an embarrassment of riches on offense.
Gronk's extraordinary combinations of size/speed/athleticism and blocking/catching/route-running cannot be replaced by any one tight end on the Pats roster. If you sub him with Shiancoe, the run game may suffer. If you sub him with Who-Man or Fells, the pass game will most definitely suffer. Gronk, especially in play action sets, may be the most valuable offensive player (non-QB) in the game.
Thus, for the Pats to replace him, they need to put two tight ends on the field...which, of course means you have to draw down (WR, RB) from somewhere else. That draw tips your hand to the defense.
Re: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/19/2012 8:40 PM EST
In response to ccnsd's comment:
In response to isurfvb24's comment:
every nfl player is one play away from ending their career. its the nfl. it happens. he will be back for the playoffs.
Rob Gronkowski (broken left forearm) will be sidelined 4-8 weeks after undergoing surgery Monday.
Gronk is expected to be back in much closer to four weeks than eight weeks, but in a worst-case scenario, he'd be dicey for a potential AFC Championship Game appearance. Gronk played through a high-ankle sprain just two weeks after the fact in last season's Super Bowl, and should be ready for the playoffs, if not Week 16 or 17. Source: CSN New England Nov 19 - 1:15 PMRe: how do you break your arm on XP try?
posted at 11/20/2012 2:06 AM EST
You can break your arm laying in bed if a guy with a helmet launches himself at you. One of the sports writers mentioned he took a helmet to the forearm. That will do it alright.