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Quinn has Lisfranc Injury

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  • K kshutchins wrote on last edited by
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  • mopajiM mopaji wrote on last edited by
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    If it turns out to be minor, I wonder if he'll go to his friend family doctor and have him write him a doctor's note?

    In all seriousness though, it would be sad if his career gets ruined by injury.

  • ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
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    you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

  • you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

    mopajiM mopaji wrote on last edited by
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    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

    You're better than me I thought for sure, without a doubt it was the semimembranosus . 😁

  • BrownsFan4EvrB BrownsFan4Evr wrote on last edited by
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    Mike Holmgren already reported that BQ will not need any surgery.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

    You're better than me I thought for sure, without a doubt it was the semimembranosus . 😁

    ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
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    @mopaji said:

    You're better than me I thought for sure, without a doubt it was the semimembranosus . 😁

    come on, any moron knows how to tell the difference between a lisfranc injury and a semimembranosus one. open a book. 😉

  • you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

    G gmp wrote on last edited by
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    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    you know when i saw the play that he got hurt on i immediately said that it looked like he hurt his lisfranc

    "Lisfranc" from the Latin..

    EL Chokin O' too much Chicken O'

  • B bonedawg wrote on last edited by
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    During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

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  • During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    S steel88 wrote on last edited by
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    @bonedawg said:

    During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    Lol you had me going there for a minute

  • S saphojunkie wrote on last edited by saphojunkie
    #13

    I literally just joined this forum to compliment the Browns fans on being witty and literate. I am a Chiefs fan, and I am very sorry to report that the majority of posters on our local forums are linear thinking morons who think spellcheck is a city in Poland.

    Congratulations.

    By the way, we'll give you a sack of potatoes for brady quinn...come on....you know you like potatoes...

    By the way II , as an outsider, I'd say your team is going to be a hell of a lot better than people realize, and a hell of a lot sooner.

  • During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    D d531 wrote on last edited by
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    @bonedawg said:

    During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    Dude...that's some sh*t!

  • During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    K kshutchins wrote on last edited by
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    @bonedawg said:

    During the X-ray, doctors also found that Quinn had strangely developed a bone in his arm typically only grown by females called the "throws like a pussy" bone. Doctors believe this accounts for Quinn's inability to throw the ball over 10 yards without it tumbling end over end. Doctors are prepared to perform emergency surgery to remove the bone but the prognosis is not good.

    arm%20x-ray.jpg

    I don't have that extra bone you describe for females, but I do have a slappin' hand for men who are inappropriately demeaning to women. Step a little closer.