Injured? We will need all our secondary ready for the Sayin/Smith show.
Is our D back 2,Brown
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Almost cost us the game. Why he didn't get off the field or go down when he got injured is a mystery. Handed them a TD.
Yeah, that’s also on the coaches, but do we have any updates
He was clearly injured before the play. Did the coaches not notice?
If the game had gone the other way, that would have been the key f/u that lost the game
If the game had gone the other way, that would have been the key f/u that lost the game
Whats even crazier is that on the next series he was still in
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I think they thought he was walking it off. He should have come out on his own. He could even run 10 yds down the field.
Correct. Why he didn't take himself out is one thing, but how all those coaches let him stay out there playing on one leg is inexcusable.
He may well be out until after the bye week. Hammies don't heal over night, as we just saw yesterday.
i was wondering why he looked so lackadaisical on that play...actually makes me feel better if that's the reason we gave up the TD
I thought the thread title was saying our D Back is 2 brown. Yeah, I’m going to hell.
What play was this, what qtr and time roughly. I didnt notice it live action and i will be watching the game again
Thankfully Hawkins has experience- started the first two games and played a ton in the blowout win vs UNI.
The last TD to Buchanan. He got behind Brown by 10 yds and pulled away, and Brown looked like he was jogging. he couldn't push off on his leg.
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