I’m not sure. He pointed to his elbow area and appeared he strained or pulled either his Biceps or Forearm grabbing Wilson. That’s a medium to lower grade injury compared with the list you normally see. If it’s not a serious tear, he’ll miss a few games tops.Also Whitney's injury looks serious. That is unfortunate because he was starting to come around...
Eagles, Giants. former Redskins the good old NFC Least.
I saw Amari being confused on punt returns - calling fair catch with no one within 20 yards, and then not calling fair catch and getting hit immediately.
His voice during the on-field postgame interview also sounded a bit under the weather.
Do you have times for that? I didn't see any fair catch where the nearest guy was anywhere close to 20 yards from him and on the other play I think you're talking about he did get 2 or 3 yards before being tackled.
He did drop one or maybe two but that pass down the sidelines was terrible. Way behind him while he was running fast towards the end zone. And he was wide open and Rodgers had no pressure. I put that one on ARod. Jones pointed at himself only because he thinks he should catch everything.
I put two drops on him, even if that third one you described counts against him I also feel that is Rodgers.
I saw that happen to the Seahawks punter. Bojorquez nailed one punt. Then on the next one out of our own endzone, he didn't kill it. The Seahawks returner called a fair catch around the 50 and nobody was around him. When he looked down and slammed the ball into his other hand in disgust, realizing that he could have returned that ball.
I hope you are right. We don't want to lose any more guys like this when the D is starting to play so well.
I think he's thinking about north and south more. He'll break one eventually imo. And fielding everything cleanly is not nothing. I hope he can run forward and wave his arm at the same time for the short ones.Following up, I just read this so I guess these guys agree with you pacmaniac:
Amari Rodgers Returning Punts
Again, this is a picky one. Rodgers fielded everything cleanly in this game, but he just seems to leave yards out on the field. On two occasions, it appeared the Packers had a promising return set up, but Rodgers loves to run horizontally instead of north and south and hasn’t shown the speed to turn the corner. Let’s try somebody else.
Packers 17 Seahawks 0: Game Balls and Lame Calls
You can't lose if the other team doesn't score.cheeseheadtv.com
Its easy to criticize return guys when they make decisions that to us seem like obvious mistakes but we rarely have the same view that they have and we don't know what happens in the seconds before the catch. Maybe they see a lane or think they see a lane that we can't see so they make a return that turns out badly. Maybe they lose the ball for a split second and call for a fair catch. maybe sweat gets in their eyes. There are a lot of things that can go wrong on any kick or punt that we may not know about that go into a players decision how to handle it. You look at 1 play and say why did he fair catch that there was no one with 10 yards but again we just don't know. Maybe the coaches told him to make a FC. I'm sure there are returns or FCs where the guy think afterwards "that was stupid" but obviously something made him make the decision that he did. If he muffs a kick because of pressure that he didn't see for one reason or another we would be all over him for that. I know critics know everything and when a player makes a "mistake" it always painfully obvious to us that he made a mistake except we rarely know what prompted him to make that decision.
