Falcons QB Matt Ryan Injures His Toe Vs Buccaneers

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  1. SRW

    SRW Ex-World's Worst Site Admin

    Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan exited the game against Tampa Bay in the first quarter after he had his ankle rolled up on during a sack by Stylez G. White. Chris Redman is currently warming up on the sideline, but there has been no definitive word on Ryan's status for the remainder of the game. Ryan has been re-taped and is walking on the jammed toe.

    Source: RotoTimes.com
     
  2. themush

    themush iDIOT sAVANT

    Matt Ryan On The Bench With A Toe Injury

    Watching the game right now and Chris Redman is in the game.


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    I scooped ya Steve!!!! LOL
     
  3. AtlantaBlazer

    AtlantaBlazer Knuckles The Echidna's Brother

    Redman isn't screwing up.....couldn't ask for much more.


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    .........damnit Chris
     
  4. themush

    themush iDIOT sAVANT

    Ryan has gone to the locker room.
     
  5. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    Redman's doing well so far...
     
  6. AtlantaBlazer

    AtlantaBlazer Knuckles The Echidna's Brother

    Did pretty well at the tail end of 2007. PEople were calling for him to start all season over Harrington (especially after Leftwich went down), was named Player of the Month in Dec, had 10TDs, 5 INTs.
     
  7. Roy31

    Roy31 Hall Of Famer

    A toe injury? wow sounds serious. I guess Ryan has a long road to recovery.
     
  8. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

    Toes are pretty important to the game of football Roy.
     
  9. AtlantaBlazer

    AtlantaBlazer Knuckles The Echidna's Brother

    Especially with QBs and RBs, if you can't plant your tow, you can't set your feet right or drive off the back foot (if that's the damaged toe) without a lot of pain.
     
  10. Saintsfan1972

    Saintsfan1972 BREESUS SAVES

    ROFL
     
  11. themush

    themush iDIOT sAVANT

    Ryan out for the second half as well.