I made this poll because I know a lot of people could vote without fear of being called out.
On the one hand, you have the people who say they hate injuries and want their opponents at 100% so they have no excuses.
On the other hand, you have the people that, short of death, revel in opponent injuries that give their own team an advantage to win.
While we don't know the extent of RG3's injury, there's a strong chance he could miss a lions share of next year, and/or his entire career might never live up the promise that he displayed this year.
Considering how good of a player he was, it seemed as though he was going to be a thorn in our side for a while.
Two reconstructive knee surgeries on the same leg, and only 22 years old. Doesn't bode well for the kid.
Of course, the 6-8 month recovery timeline could be accurate. He could return with a stronger knee. And this injury could prove to be a non-story.
All that said... which of the following sentiments most accurately reflects your point of view. Again, it's annonymous.
On the one hand, you have the people who say they hate injuries and want their opponents at 100% so they have no excuses.
On the other hand, you have the people that, short of death, revel in opponent injuries that give their own team an advantage to win.
While we don't know the extent of RG3's injury, there's a strong chance he could miss a lions share of next year, and/or his entire career might never live up the promise that he displayed this year.
Considering how good of a player he was, it seemed as though he was going to be a thorn in our side for a while.
Two reconstructive knee surgeries on the same leg, and only 22 years old. Doesn't bode well for the kid.
Of course, the 6-8 month recovery timeline could be accurate. He could return with a stronger knee. And this injury could prove to be a non-story.
All that said... which of the following sentiments most accurately reflects your point of view. Again, it's annonymous.