Krisnik

Well as a medicine student all I can say is that this is a very very bad injury because it requires a lot of fiosioterapic work once the ligaments heal and are full go. Sometimes you even don't come 100% because you don't have the same feelings on the injured knee. I think something like 6 months are needed to heal correctly and then you must work on muscles because they drop off. Hope he will be full go in 8 months.

That said, the fact that he's our franchise QB and has the best team someone can have behind him ( I know, I know Perriman and stuff but come on..) and also the fact tha he is not a scrambler type of a QB tranquilizes me a bit. This can be a career ending injury for a WR, a RB a soccer player or a basketball play, but i don't see that being the case for him, I just hope he returns without the fear of running when necessary.
Good luck Joe, be strong!

Rome, Italy 

Hi all!

It was 2012, at the time I wasn't a football fan and didn't follow the game.
It happened that I met with a guy who is now my friend who  played in Italy for the Under 18 italian football team ( I'm from Italy). He was a Baltimore Ravens fan. He introdueced me Football and explained the rules, the calls, the schemes ( actually I'm still pretty bad in schemes..) by watching Baltimore games. . As I became more addicted to the sport, all the situations like the Ravens season itself, the Ray Lewis retirement, the MILE HIGH MIRACLE, the Rice 4th down conversion and more hit me and without even knowing i started support this team with a lot of passion ( I forgot about soccer and other "european canonic sports")
We all know how it ended, it was like destiny by my perspective   

Sorry for my bad english!