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Buffalo's Kevin Everett sustains a catastrophic spinal-cord injury while tackling the Denver Broncos' Domenik Hixon. Our prayers are with him as we hope for a recovery.
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NFL Week 1… Looking Back
3rd Down & Full Count —
... QB (Charlie Frye) benched (and that wasn t the worst thing for him more later). Brady Quinn, get ready. Your time will come soon. Very soon. Sebastian Janikowski Your team lost by 15 points. Take away the TD run by Tatum Bell with less than a minute left, and your team lost by 8 points. Your fault? Yes. Three missed field goals (he was 0-3 on the night) is devestating. Who knows how the game turns out if you are leading with 2 minutes left and not losing by 8. New Orleans Defense I was never high on them. Others were. And they were absolutely pummeled by the Colts. Yes, the Colts have an amazing offense. But 41 points? That s just embarrassing. Peyton Manning killed you. Joseph Addai killed you. Reggie Wayne killed you. Jason David stunk. Steve McNair Season opening MNF game against a rival. So obviously you play horribly, overshoot receivers all night long and then leave late in the game with a groin injury. Way to lead the team. STORYLINES Kevin Everett Obviously, it s the ...
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Kevin Everett's spine experienced a force of 2/3 of a ton
construda.blogspot.com 9/11/2007 — Apparently, according to the sidebar to this ESPN.com story, two-thirds of a ton of compressed force crushed Buffalo Bills third-year tight end Kevin Everett's spinal cord and spine as he attempted a tackle in Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos.
The human body is not made to sustain a blow like that; regardless if that person is a well-conditioned professional athlete.
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