I Googled it, so it was on the internet, which means it has to be true.
http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/sport-injuries/knee-pain/lcl-sprain/rehabilitation-lateral-ligament-sprain
I think it is impossible to know whether that series dictated the out come. The formation and play calling were certainly suspect. All four plays out of the heavy formation, same play three times and then a bootleg/pass option with personel that rarely or never touch the ball.
I don't know if Freeman is good or bad. I haven't really paid enough attention to him. I do know that neither Freeman nor anybody else off the street was going to be much help in the short run. Zero knowledge of the playbook is a problem.
I kept wondering about Lewis. At this point he has to be a better option than someone with no knowledge of the offense or a rookie free agent., at least for the next couple of games.
This is pure conjecture, but if they didn't sign someone, EJ is going to be back sooner rather than later.
Phil Simms, first four years, separated shoulder, torn knee ligament and compound fracture of thumb on his throwing hand.
Phil Simms, two time Pro Bowl selection, two Super Bowl rings and Super Bowl MVP.
I think Moorman got cut because DeHaven wanted the punter to punt directionally. Moorman was struggling with that, as was Powell, but if you factor in Moorman's age and contract, he was gone.
Based on absolute nothing I am predicting Manuel's return for the KC game. They need to win one of the next three games. If they can do it and if EJ is back they could win eight or more.