He's probably out the entire season. They're not going to risk putting him out there when the Jets have a 0-6 record to have the kid take a hit and his spleen explode.
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NFL-OT 2019 | WEEK TWO | YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP
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Darnold came down with a high school malady? Who was he kissing?
All the kids I knew that got it were out from school a minimum of a month.
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I don't blame bad luck for the Dolphins misfortunes, more of a bad owner situation, haha.
I mean as in, was it expected that Darnold was going to get mono?
Best part is Watson has the arm to take advantage of those guys. Tannehill was no Brees or Watson. Texans WR group is scary, especially if Fuller stays healthy.
I'm pretty sure I was out like two weeks? It was a while back though, I was in 2nd or 3rd grade at the most.
IF!
And yeah we need it. Defense won't be able to keep us in games no more.
It's not the symptoms, but basically the only dangerous thing about it is that your spleen can enlarge if you play contact sports your spleen can rupture potentially killing you. If they are out of the playoff picture by the time he gets back he might just be out the whole season.
Another problem is there is no clear consensus on returning to play. His spleen might also not enlarge in which case he would just be sitting out til he recovers in a few weeeks.
I'll be taking whoever is playing the Dolphins until further notice.
Bleacher Report did a heart wrenching story on it: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2728852-death-teenage-quarterback-evan-murray-family. Man, I forgot it was NJ too and the kid was a QB.
Mono is one of those weird sicknesses where it's pretty minor as a kid but will fuck you up as an adult. But the real concern here is probably the spleen enlargement, which can explode if you try to play any contact sports.
Great strategy until the Phins fluke out a win somewhere and the whole pool is wiped out like Thanos snapping his fingers
Semian might actually be better than Darnold, so you might want to wait on that. He was solid during his time in Denver.
The Jets were the closest a few times lol (and the only one to win the division in a Brady season)
Glass-made Pennington and Mark Sanchez's extremely short peak both had some runs
Jets and Dolphins are both gonna have 0 wins when they head into their matchup. What a shitty division.
The point is nothing sustained. All 3 teams have missed on QBs over and over and turned over HC/GM/FO multiple times. It's almost harder for 3 teams to fail this bad for this long. You would have thought they would have lucked into a franchise QB by now. Even 1 of them.
You could make a decent argument that Ryan Fitzpatrick is the best Qb all 3 of those organizations have had since Tom cane into the league.
I've been preaching for years that the biggest reason new England has won as many titles as they have is because of the cupcake division they are in which all just assures a playoff spot and likely a few home games in the playoffs.
The span that they weren't able to win any championships happened to be during the same period that the jets and dolphins to a lesser extent were actually competitive.
The span that they weren't able to win any championships happened to be during the same period that the jets and dolphins to a lesser extent were actually competitive.
Yes, of course, that too. The fact that they felt the need to cheat even when they play in this crap division makes it even worse.
Anyway would not be shocked to see the Jets try to poach Nate Sudfeld from the Eagles. If Sam is out for a considerable time, they either give up on the season or see if the confidence Joe Douglas showed in Nate when he was with the Eagles still holds true.
He's going have a belt from the WWE sent to him with in a month.
Eh maybe. It would have to be a DE injury specifically (although I'd give him DE3 immediately anyway). But the way he talked about it, he sounded open to returning but likened it to going back to an ex when they ask for you again. A bit pathetic
One of those was primarily due to injury, I personally don't equate it on the same level as missing on a pick. And Sanchez's draft was historically bad, there really wasn't a better pick for the Jets available.
After that though, yeah, nothing but terrible decisions...though too early to tell for Darnold. I think the 00s Jets were overachievers, yet also underrated simply because the Patriots were so great.
But what's the line for a true franchise QB? Tannehill looked good for a while and holds a bunch of Dolphins records, though no playoffs. Pennington managed to make it 4 times, which is more than most QBs of this decade can say.
More importantly, outside of the year the Dolphins took Jake Long, none of these teams had a #1 pick, which is typically where your top franchise QB prospect goes.
Basically, they've been bad, but not bad enough to get the best shot at the most promising talent. At least half of the league is in that same level of mediocrity on a consistent basis.