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They all run this same injury risk every time they take a snap. It's a freak injury not at all made more likely by it being a running play. Offensive linemen get this same injury all the time. The dude rolled his ankle. Not from collision but from a situation that can happen any time. Let qbs...

We lost a true warrior today. A guy who hates to lose with every fiber of his being. It's not a happy occurrence or in any way good.

We have the tools to go 90s smash mouth. Nice bomb by Dalton earlier then threw that last dime to Gallup. This actually might be the overall tonic we need, an offense that keeps our D off the field and puts scoring pressure on the opponent. Time will tell. No gripes from me today.

Half his playbook is suddenly invalid brother. He pulled his horns in, maybe too much. But in reality this might be good for him.

Greg the Leg is money.

All y'all who wanted to see life without Dak, you're about to get a healthy dose of it. Dude never missed a snap due to injury until today. But if we don't drastically change this offense we gonna be seeing DiNucci Bagadonuts pretty quick.

Well. Going forward we're gonna have to call on 90s, smash mouth football. With Zeke as Emmitt, Dalton as Troy and Lamb as Irvin. Because Dalton can't run, so you gotta tear out all plays from the playbook that involve qb mobility. And every play that comes off that. Dalton is a veteran warrior...

Rookie center and no butt time with the backup qb. Can't blame Biadazz though, he put the ball right in Dalton's hands on that.

Ankle getting rolled up like that could just as easily happen in the pocket. Or to a receiver or a RB. Or a lineman.

Boys... Let's just face it, we're snakebit.

My ankle doesn't bend that way. Of course, I'm not a super conditioned athlete either so maybe this is normal.

Our fucking special teams suck. 12 men on the field. On a punt. We give 'em a free three.

It wasn't luck it was an illegal pick. Hence why the dude had no defender running with him.

We have two-thirds of our salary going to the offensive side of the ball. Only one-third for the D. Another ingredient in the pot of shit I referenced earlier.

This offense can be all-time deadly if we eliminate the turnovers.

Looked like Danny White out there.

Lamb starting to make a believer out of me.

I can't blame him. No doubt they worked on that all week after his scouts spotted our idiot tendency on film.

Helps your D too by eating clock and keeping them on the bench.

Good God. We don't scout ourselves at all, we just let the opponent do it for us weekly.