He said he probably couldn't have raised his arm, though. I've done PT myself, and for me it's a long recovery for some minor things...but with the regimens these guys go through, I'd be surprised if either Sherman or Thomas was out of the SB.
I think, even if Sherman is hurt bad, he still plays. He can still defend passes with his other arm. The only thing he might be bad at is tackling, but the rest of the team can help with that. I think NE will be foolish to think one arm is going to really stop Sherman from being a great DB. However, it is really going to come down to if they can stop Gronk.
Except he's right handed iirc, and it's his right hand that's hurt. He might still be better than Simon, given the Panther's game though.
I think his left elbow was hyper extended.
I think his left elbow was hyper extended.
early superbowl line is seahawks -3. really surprised, the pats look awesome
I think, even if Sherman is hurt bad, he still plays. He can still defend passes with his other arm. The only thing he might be bad at is tackling, but the rest of the team can help with that. I think NE will be foolish to think one arm is going to really stop Sherman from being a great DB. However, it is really going to come down to if they can stop Gronk.
I wonder how Blount feels about being released by the Steelers now.
And Belichik/Brady will actually attack Sherman, unlike dumbass McCarthy.
Why they weren't constantly tossing the ball at Sherman during the 4th will remain one of the many eternal mysteries of how the Pack gift-wrapped the NFCC to the Hawks in 2015.
I'm sure he will attack him. And by that, I mean he will put Gronk on there solo on him and do quick, shallow routes and force Sherman to tackle his big ass.
Things already starting off bad for the Colts.... I just don't think they stand a remote chance of winning or even keeping this game close.
Completely and totally outcoached -- which shouldn't surprise anyone watching the Colts all year. If you're an NFL coach and you look over and see Pagano and Manure-sky on the opposing sideline, you probably should feel pretty damn good about your chances.
I get your point, but man...how I wish the Lions were "outcoached" in an NFC Championship game.
:'(
And Belichik/Brady will actually attack Sherman, unlike dumbass McCarthy.
Why they weren't constantly tossing the ball at Sherman during the 4th will remain one of the many eternal mysteries of how the Pack gift-wrapped the NFCC to the Hawks in 2015.
cant tell you how many times during the game I thought of ICF. Colts were outcoached and outplayed. Hoodie called a mean game and so did Mcdaniels.
Oh, if you want to see "outcoached" in an NFC Championship game, see: McCarthy, Mike.
Can't believe that's how the Pack's season ended. :/
I could
After seeing them-and posting here-them not score 7 points when in the red zone twice early would come back to bite them and it did.
You gotta go for the jugular and kill the wounded or they can come back and bite you.
Pack should have been up 30 points by the half. They should have also gone for it