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Miami FL -3.5 at Pitt (ov/un 50.5) Thu 7:45 ET, ESPN

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Zander42;1778038; said:
Looked more like a fully dislocated knee, which is actually worse. I saw a skateboarder loose a leg from one of those (documentary or something like that), but that was 20 years ago. I'd take a broken leg any day.

Hope it's not as bad as it looked.
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sharkonwheels;1778041; said:
Am I correct in assuming a dislocated knee (as they are reporting) is NOT as bad as a broken leg/ligament injury?
Whatever it is - best wishes to Mason...


EDIT: Well, looks like Zaner42 answered THAT question...
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Depending on how the knee dislocated, it can easily cut off the circulation to the lower part of the leg and it certainly could sever the arteries and veins going to and from the lower extremity.....
 
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BuckeyeMike80;1778046; said:
Depending on how the knee dislocated, it can easily cut off the circulation to the lower part of the leg and it certainly could sever the arteries and veins going to and from the lower extremity.....
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Yeow!

I stand corrected. Scary proposition either way...
 
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Looks like the refs are trying to keep this game interesting. They don't call an obvious PI on Pitt, then on this drive I've seen at least 3 holds at the point of attack that go uncalled!

Unless it is OK for a lineman to tackle a defender?
 
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