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According to marrone.

 

Hopefully he can brace it up and play.

 

I thought his season was over.

You did see him riding the stationary bike and practicing his backdrops on the sideline after the injury didn't you? He'll play next week

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You did see him riding the stationary bike and practicing his backdrops on the sideline after the injury didn't you? He'll play next week

 

Ya sorry im on my stupid phone and didnt want to elaborate. I meant i thought his season was over when he got hit seeing his leg fly back.

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I keep hearing he's a smart QB, but he's going to have a very short career in the NFL if he doesn't wise up and get out of bounds. Now, I realize he was trying to gain an important first down -- and he succeeded, but at what cost? He has to play smarter or he'll be an ex-NFL player in a couple of years.

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Ya sorry im on my stupid phone and didnt want to elaborate. I meant i thought his season was over when he got hit seeing his leg fly back.

 

Yeah, I was sure that when they came back from commercial, they were going to be loading him on to the cart....glad to hear its only a knee sprain, hopefully he will be ready to go vs Cincy.

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"E.J. Manuel has been tentatively diagnosed with a sprained right knee.

 

Manuel was spotted wearing a bulky brace in the locker room, but was walking under his own power. "Sprained knee" could mean anything, and the Bills won't know the full extent of the damage until Manuel undergoes an MRI. Judging from the way he was walking around on the sideline this evening, it's quite possible he avoided major injury. His status will be updated Friday."

 

http://www.rotoworld.com/sports/nfl/football?r=1

 

Hopefully a sprained knee is all it is.

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I now see what every coach and the people in the "business" say about EJ and his persona just being infectious... You can't help but love the guy and root for him. But, damn he still got a ways to go. It always seems to take him 2 quarters of a football game to start getting in to rhythm. In this case, unfortunately, right when things were looking up, he got hurt...

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A sprain could mean anything. Some of the things it could mean could be very bad. When I tore my ACL completely in two, the diagnosis sheet said ACL "sprain".

 

I hope the fact that EJ could walk afterwards is a good sign, but I could too within 20 minutes of tearing my ACL.

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A sprain could mean anything. Some of the things it could mean could be very bad. When I tore my ACL completely in two, the diagnosis sheet said ACL "sprain".

 

I hope the fact that EJ could walk afterwards is a good sign, but I could too within 20 minutes of tearing my ACL.

 

Yeah, but I'd put money on the fact that you couldn't do those drop backs like he was doing on the sideline after. ACLs provide lateral support and really don't have anything to do with walking/running down a straight line. Once he was shuffling his feet testing out the drop backs and it didn't give, I was pretty confident that it was not an ACL tear.

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Yeah, but I'd put money on the fact that you couldn't do those drop backs like he was doing on the sideline after. ACLs provide lateral support and really don't have anything to do with walking/running down a straight line. Once he was shuffling his feet testing out the drop backs and it didn't give, I was pretty confident that it was not an ACL tear.

 

I didn't realize he was doing drop backs. I must have missed that. I could do more than straight ahead, but I wasn't pretending to be a QB on the sidelines.

 

Still, I am not sure that we can breathe any sigh of relief that is not serious until we see the diagnosis.

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I've torn both ACL's. I don't think EJ tore his. It looks like a simple hyperextension to me. I'll bet he plays in 10 days. Hopefully he learns to get out of bounds next time.

 

Brian Hoyer on the other hand, that's one messed up right knee.

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Yeah, when I saw it, I suspected more of a knee bruise. This is horrible. The one thing we needed out of this season was EJ to get reps--now he will end up playing 6-7 games this year?

 

Hope your source is wrong.

 

Yea, that would mean the MRI was done already...

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Yeah, when I saw it, I suspected more of a knee bruise. This is horrible. The one thing we needed out of this season was EJ to get reps--now he will end up playing 6-7 games this year?

 

Hope your source is wrong.

 

It just didn't look that bad to me and then he was on the bike. I thought that he may come back in the game. Maybe the MRI today will not be as bad as they think.

 

 

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It just didn't look that bad to me and then he was on the bike. I thought that he may come back in the game. Maybe the MRI today will not be as bad as they think.

 

ESPN is saying sprained MCL, which could mean some time missed... or could be similar to FJ, thats what the MRI would tell.what grade it is, 6-10 weeks seems like a bit much, but I'm no Dr.

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