[Official] Steelers @ Texans

I hope it was the hammy. But it looked like his knee. Not good at all

 

We can still make the playoffs without AJ.

He'll be back next year, at least.

 

This is the best back of the league folks. Our offense is garbage without him and AJ. I'm praying.

 

The annual week 4 freak accident. I ask you football gods, why??

 

Obviously any knee injury is the biggest concern.... but logistically, its far more likely to be a hamstring/muscle strain than a ligament tear.

And if his ligaments can be torn that easily, it was going to happen eventually, in a situation of worse contact.

 

any good FA wide receivers out there

 

Ogbonnaya ain't no Tate.

 

ACL tears can be a cummulative injury.

Very sudden, doesn't require a giant traumatic collision.

Probably a minor tear, but when you go down like that unassisted... I doubt it was a muscle strain.

 

That guy who cries about his quarterback.

 

andre woulda caught that

 

Damn, a TD woulda been nice there.

 

I know injuries are a part of the game, but it seems like Houston can't ever get a break.

Still waiting on that three-headed monster running back trio this season.

Hope AJ is ok.

 

coulda been a TD if someone picked up the blitz

 

Wes Welker said our field is one of the worst.

 

man that's depressing.

If as serious as it looks, here's where never bothering with a real #2 WR bites the team in the ass

 

Time to sign TO and Moss, about time they joined forces

 

They can also be diagnosed on the field fairly easily (anterior drawer sign)... enough to where if you really are suspecting it, you don't have the player walk off if he doesn't have to.

I'm not saying it didn't happen, I'm just saying that out of the possible diagnoses, it isn't the most likely.

 

Randy Moss anyone?

 

Dude, ACL tears walk off the field all the time. I just saw one 2-3 weeks ago walk off.