“#Vikings WR Adam Thielen needed stitches for a bad cut on his ankle suffered in practice Wednesday, sources say. The initial prognosis was encouraging for his chances of playing Saturday against the #49ers, but they’re still gathering information and will proceed with caution.”
maybe look at irv smith in some DFS lineups if he doesn't go
Next man up!
You don’t have a next man lol that is the problem
Please play I need you for my playoff fantasy team
Im good guys
Glass boy
Diggs cleated Thielen so he can get more targets lol
So now he gets injured during practice? Bum.
Ronnie Lott lost a finger during the game. Get your asses on the field.
You make it sound like it just fell off and they couldn't find it.
@djcharkdododo ikr! Karl Mecklenburg for Denver just tapped up a compound fracture in his hand to stay on the field. Pre-diva era of football
@NinerOptimist hockey players get 14 stitches and come back after the intermission. NFL are weak AF for the amount of money they make.
@djcharkdododo Yup. Was just sayin' that Ronnie Lott losing a finger doesn't sound as tough as Ronnie Lott had his finger cut off during the game.
Toss a bandage on there and double wrap it. A cut shouldn't keep this jabroni out.
Imo it’s easier to sustain a injury during game and return vs getting hurt days before and the healing process begins
Get him a tampon
It’s a known fact the Vikings pull shivs in pile ups. That’s what I imagine happened here.
Bitches get stitches
Go hawks!!!
@chiggachamp for sure. The second time is 5 times the pain. And alot more blood. I got turf burn on the joint in my wrist and it lasted all season. It would bleed each day and the scab would get ground off in the turf or dirt. Cant imagine cutting a finger off. Hes the best ever. Lott that is. GO HAWKS!!.!
Thats when men were men. Just a bunch of cotton candy now. Cotton balls and a candy ass. Vitches
@happys1caddie as a hockey player I don’t even understand how this makes you miss games.
I’m the nhl you get sewn up and come back out.
Needs to give his balls a tug, make sure they are attached to his body still.