Can Miami Contend with Mike White at QB?
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Why do you think his skillset is good for this offense?
Miami's backup QB.
I agree. It just cracks me up how we must have patience with Tua but Skylar can’t play. Hilarious.
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SF was the only one that could contend without their starting QB. None of the other big boys can contend without their starter. Once every 30 years you get a Jeff Hostetler or Nick Foles. Every one in the same boat.
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Exactly
I agree. Most here somehow love white now despite what you point out. I'd be done with Tua too if he gets hurt and misses enough of the season to **** us but I sure as **** am not hoping Brady comes here.
He must have hated our team when Chad Pennington played QB for us! Lol
There is no such thing as "Injury prone"Lmao. What the hell makes people think there is no such thing as an injury prone player? I never understood how people can say these things with a straight face and actually believe that?
That line of thinking got people tossed into volcanos to appease angry gods.
Unless there is an underlying condition which causes someone to suffer injury more easily, ie. osteoporosis, everyone has the same chance of being injured given identical mechanics of the fall.
There are people that are more inclined to injure themselves due to being clumsy or careless, but that is not the case here.
Perpetuating the "Injury prone" moniker is careless fearmongering.
Toss your virigins into the volcano, proclaim the earth is flat. Science says otherwise.
I’m ignorant on the subject and trying to learn.
There does appear evidence from credible sources that certain athletes are in fact at higher risk than others.
www.theatlantic.com
https://journals.lww.com/cjsportsme...ning_Age_of_Genetic_Testing_for_Sports.1.aspx
www.footballoutsiders.com
Advancements in genetic testing to help reduce sports injuries suggest markers exist—like collagen production, for example—which may effect susceptibility.
There does appear evidence from credible sources that certain athletes are in fact at higher risk than others.
The Genetics of Being Injury-Prone
Researchers are beginning to understand how DNA makes some athletes more likely to get hurt.
www.theatlantic.com
https://journals.lww.com/cjsportsme...ning_Age_of_Genetic_Testing_for_Sports.1.aspx
What Does 'Injury-Prone' Mean in the NFL?
Once a player misses time due to injury, what are the odds that injury will haunt him in years to come?
Advancements in genetic testing to help reduce sports injuries suggest markers exist—like collagen production, for example—which may effect susceptibility.
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All I want for Christmas is a full year of Tua starting..Skylar and White can battle it out for mop up duty.
Interesting article. Not sure the dataset is large enough to draw many conclusions, but it does point out that no single mutation or varient would have much specific effect. Evolutionary timescales, though?I’m ignorant on the subject and trying to learn.
There does appear evidence from credible sources that certain athletes are in fact at higher risk than others.
The Genetics of Being Injury-Prone
Researchers are beginning to understand how DNA makes some athletes more likely to get hurt.
https://journals.lww.com/cjsportsme...ning_Age_of_Genetic_Testing_for_Sports.1.aspx
Advancements in genetic testing to help reduce sports injuries suggest markers exist—like collagen production, for example—which may effect susceptibility.