Though it is still difficult to hear about a bright offensive player on a team that hasn’t had many nice things to say this season, the New England Patriots made a move that many saw coming. Although the decision makes sense in
terms of positioning for the playoffs and avoiding the need to return from injury too soon, supporters will still be excited to hear about his progress during the offseason.
Rhamondre Stevenson will miss the final two games after being placed on injured reserve (IR). He first sustained this injury during the New England Patriots’ defeat by the Los Angeles Chargers. Despite the fact that no official moves had been taken until today, he has been bothered by the ankle strain and had been hoping to return this season.
The defensive player tackled Rhamondre Stevenson from behind while applying a lot of pressure to his right leg during the play that left Rhamondre Stevenson on the field. The league is considering banning the highly criticized “hip drop” tackle from competition.
Final Two Games for the New England Patriots
There’s little doubt that the bad start to the season is what led to this decision. Had the New England Patriots been vying for, or even more improbably, guaranteed a spot in the postseason, his recovery timeline would have allowed him to play either this Sunday or for sure the following week. But because this squad is trying to maintain its reputation and turn around a dismal season, it
Nothing would excite the New England Patriots fan base more than keeping the Western New York club out of the playoffs with a game against the Buffalo Bills on the horizon. It would be a 2-0 record against the Buffalo Bills this year in what has otherwise been a poor season, even though there would still be a road for them. With Russell Wilson’s latest announcement, you’ve already contributed to the Denver Broncos season being ruined, but there’s still one more thing to win. The New England Patriots have an opportunity to defeat the New York Jets for the 16th time in a row in their last game.
Although injuries are regrettable, most seasoned NFL players are unsure of the specific method being discussed or how to prevent the play without completely forbidding tackling when questioned about it. It would be challenging to consistently identify parallels in this technique, despite the claims of some that this kind of tackle is intrinsically filthy. Because of this, it would be very challenging to call this play on the field. Since we can’t even agree on what a catch is or should be, it may be impossible to evaluate a split decision during live speed gameplay.
Patriots of New England.
