Montrell Johnson Injury

Yeah but can he tell us why kids love cinnamon toast crunch!

 

Yes, it gets real really quick for these young guys backing him up that have zero experience. They need the extra reps.

 

I can. It’s one of three cereals available at the continental breakfast at the Holiday Inn Express. The other two are corn flakes and Raisin Bran.

 

I used to eat Cap’n Crunch by the handful. Haven’t gone near it in years now

 

Well, duh! Obviously its the cinnadust!

 

Biggest issue with losing MJ is in pass protection, not running the ball. Young backs usually have the hardest time picking that up.

 

Good question. Did they conclude they didn't help? Did players just not like them? It would be nice to know the answer to this.

It seems odd with all of the advances in helmet technology, etc., and concerns about safety, that kneepads would be ditched if they were effective.

 

Agreed. If anyone on the roster could afford to sit and let others get reps, it's Montrell.

 

You mean HIPAA

 

I still crave Capn Crunch now and then and well occasionally give in. But has to be with Crunch Berries.

 

Stuff really hits a sweet tooth!

 

@doctorg8r has probably dictated that 10,000 times for her staff to actually type. I bet she says it correctly. LOL!

 

And the roof of your mouth

 

The voice of experience

 

Selling a playaction and then picking up the block or catching that safety valve pass. There are so many little things to do and running with the ball takes the least football knowledge of everything they do. Most plays they don’t get the ball but are still one of the eleven guys with a job to do every play.

 

Yep, he knows his job.

 

Terrible to see any player get hurt never want that for any team/player. I hope he is 100% sooner rather than later.

 

That's what set him apart from ETN.

Speaking of, looks like he may be RB2 with his new team.

 

Her? I hope she was never offended if I called her "dude."

 

Well even females are called "bro" these days so stick with that and you'll be safe.