Austin Colie Seriously Injured

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  1. Dexter Morgan

    Dexter Morgan New Member

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    I thought I was the only one who saw that too. BS call though.
     
  2. IATA

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    Sometimes you gotta use words like "fuck", when you deal with special kids.
     
  3. Martin&theJETS

    Martin&theJETS Well-Known Member

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    Go do something productive like spend time with your kid, instead of looking like an idiot.
     
  4. KWJetsFan

    KWJetsFan Well-Known Member

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    Esiason and Cowher both said it was NOT a dirty hit. He caught it, tucked because he knew contact is coming, got a second foot down (the league defines a defenseless receiver as 1 foot down), got hit, then hit again. It was the effect, not the cause which forced the injury. Absolutely not a dirty play.
     
  5. The Waterboy

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    I didn't see him looking to make a highlight reel hit. I saw him looking to make the play.

    I am sure you know my baby comment was just me throwing it in to mess with you though.
     
  6. Martin&theJETS

    Martin&theJETS Well-Known Member

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    They just said hes sitting up in the locker room, he is alert and they just think its a concussion
     
  7. TheBlairThomasFumble

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    I didn't see this as a dirty hit. Hard hit yet, but I don't think they intentionally went for a head shot.
     
  8. Martin&theJETS

    Martin&theJETS Well-Known Member

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    They just said he is sitting up in the locker room and is alert. They just think its a concussion.
     
  9. IATA

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    Which is why I ignored it.
     
  10. MikeSLTJ23

    MikeSLTJ23 Well-Known Member

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    Helmets are going to hit each other. That doesn't make it a "helmet to helmet" hit. His shoulder actually hits first then his helmet. It was not a dirty hit in the least. Nor was he defenseless.

    Penalties because a receiver is "defenseless" are the dumbest penalties the NFL has installed. You can't legitimately ask a defender to go from 60 to 0 because a receiver is defenseless.
     
  11. IATA

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    My comment is being taken out of context. I didn't mean Coleman went for a H2H hit, I just meant that the whole mentallity is why so many players are getting hurt.
     
  12. KWJetsFan

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    Studio guys said it was a concussion. All things considered, that's a good thing. Looked a lot worse.
     
  13. Play Like A Jet

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    I think you mean Eric Smith? But I agree with you, dude led with his head and should be fined.
     
  14. onefanjet

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    PHILADELPHIA—Good news out of Philadelphia as Colts wide receiver Austin Collie is alert and sitting up in the locker room after sustaining a concussion during the second quarter of Sunday’s game against the Eagles, per a recent press box announcement.

    The veteran wideout was leveled by Eagles safeties Quintin Mikell and Kurt Coleman during a second quarter drive. Collie was down on the field and lay motionless for a few minutes before being taken to the locker room on a stretcher.

    Mikell was hit with a 15-yard unnecessary roughness flag that drew a downpour of boos from the Philly faithful at Lincoln Financial Field. After checking out the replay, it looks like the refs blew the call.

    As for Collie, the Indianapolis receiver is done for the day (concussion). For as bad as that hit looked, it’s great to hear he’s up and moving around back in the locker room.

    Hit me up on Twitter: @JoeFortenbaughhttp://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Collie-is-alert-has-movement-after-bigtime-hit-video.html
     
    #54 onefanjet, Nov 7, 2010
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  15. ScotsJet

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    Am I the only one who thinks that was a catch & fumble?
     
  16. ace_o_spades

    ace_o_spades New Member

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    The aftermath of the hit looks scary but I didn't see anything especially vicious about the hit.
     
  17. kinghenry89

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    I disagree entirely. Coleman didn't lead with his helmet, and if Collie didn't get blasted in a different direction right before he made contact with #42, there wouldn't have been an injury.

    It's really unfortunate that Collie got hurt on the play, but there was clearly no intent to injure him.

    Also, I definitely understand why players on the Eagles were pissed. The refs called it an incomplete pass because they want to follow Goodell's lead on protecting defenseless receivers, but Collie clearly caught the ball, took a stride, and lowered his head before he got blasted. He wasn't a defenseless receiver, and the play should've been ruled a fumble.
     

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