Hendo out 3--5 weeks

[idahoramfan]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/rams ... 3-5-weeks/

[OldRam]

That poor S.O.B. gets hurt when the sun comes up.

[idahoramfan]

Uh, Pal. Did you watch yesterday's game? Did you see how he was tackled? C'mon..be better.

[Cornell29]

[OldRam]

Uh, Pal. Did you watch yesterday's game? Did you see how he was tackled? C'mon..be better.

Not saying it was his fault, rather that he has absolutely no luck

[Commish]

Not saying it was his fault, rather that he has absolutely no luck

He's a rather injury-prone player, unfortunately.

That's not any moral condemnation, however it does mean that his "greatest ability," i.e. "availability," is quite limited... :( :?

ram pathos...

--The Commish

[Ramsfan08ny]

Guy had a whopping 1 carry and got hurt. Guy made of glass.

It was a cheap horse collar tackle.

[brasilrams]

ok who is RB number 2 now ? I am assuming akers is still not ready ..... They cant make michel carry the ball 30 times a game for the next 2 weeks and then into the playoffs , dude is a monster but he is gonna get hurt if he can;t share at least 25 % of those carries with a rb 2

[Bulldawg]

ok who is RB number 2 now ? I am assuming akers is still not ready ..... They cant make michel carry the ball 30 times a game for the next 2 weeks and then into the playoffs , dude is a monster but he is gonna get hurt if he can;t share at least 25 % of those carries with a rb 2

Funk and Akers. Both should have fresh legs.

[UtahRam]

That sucks. Tough break for Darrell.

[RAMFAN71]

Disagree. Henderson has been good all year. And now we are 1 SM injury away from real disaster at RB.

[Rammer]

That sucks. Tough break for Darrell.

Unfortunately, His whole career has been nothing but tough breaks. How long do we stick with him?

[sanbagger]

That sucks. Tough break for Darrell.

Unfortunately, His whole career has been nothing but tough breaks. How long do we stick with him?

At least through next year....He's an UFA come 2023 and if he wants too much money he could be gone....if he's cheap he'll remain a Ram.

Next year he make 1 mil + with a little under 300K dead money so I'm pretty sure he'll be back as a back-up next year.

[UK Rams Fan]

I'm not half as worried about this knowing we have Sony, Funk & a fresh Akers still to come back.
My biggest concern, unless I'm massively mistaken as I cant recollect, is that Stafford has yet to be placed on the COVID list and if that occurs in the days approaching a playoff game, then we're in big trouble.

I don't remember Matt missing a game due to COVID this season yet?. Missed one last year for the Lions in Nov.

[sanbagger]

Cue Safety Blitz

[Jack85Youngblood]

Guy had a whopping 1 carry and got hurt. Guy made of glass.

It was a cheap horse collar tackle.

Henderson had a huge hole. He had that one guy to make miss and it would have been a TD. Unfortunately, he is not good at making people miss. The big play ability that he is supposed to have is not there. What makes matters worse is that he is just not good at breaking tackles. He is a serviceable RB when healthy; which is hardly ever. The Rams are much better off with Michel, a returning Akers, and even Jake Funk.

[Cornell29]

I see some with confidence in Funk. I have to be honest, I have yet to see it.

I do like the word play with his name though

[Rampager66]

"Play that Funk-y RB white boy!"

[Jayramball04]

We lost Akers and many thought we were doomed.

Sony came in and has done a phenomenal job. Hendo was good, but guys… let’s not kid ourselves here… Hendo just hasn’t been a huge factor this season.

Now we have both Akers and Funk back.

We’ll be just fine.

agreed, as long as McVay gets out of his own way, run first to set up staff then go for deep shots...

[brasilrams]

My issue is that we don't know how healthy and how well Akers is gonna play. It might take a while for him to play with full confidence again. And funk.....well....I need to see much more out of him to even consider him a serviceable back.

[ocram23]

Uh, Pal. Did you watch yesterday's game? Did you see how he was tackled? C'mon..be better.

I did and right when he was tackled I knew he was hurt. Feel bad for him and no way should anyone be talking crap about him

[whatever]

I did and right when he was tackled I knew he was hurt. Feel bad for him and no way should anyone be talking crap about him

Problem is this is maybe the 6th time we'll feel bad for him, and he's not through his 3rd season yet.

[NorCal RF]

Guy had a whopping 1 carry and got hurt. Guy made of glass.

It was a cheap horse collar tackle.

Rewatching the game right now and it was absolutely not a horse collar tackle. Not even close. Defender basically ripped his arm out of its socket is how he was brought down and how he got hurt. It was a clean play.

On another note A Jackson played really well. Numerous times drove his guy off of line of scrimmage and made key block on good run plays…….

[Rampager66]

It was a cheap horse collar tackle.

Rewatching the game right now and it was absolutely not a horse collar tackle. Not even close. Defender basically ripped his arm out of its socket is how he was brought down and how he got hurt. It was a clean play.

On another note A Jackson played really well. Numerous times drove his guy off of line of scrimmage and made key block on good run plays…….

Yeah... Sean was heaping praise on Jacksons play during the post game presser...
I too thought he did a phenomenal job for a rookie filling in...

[RGtheFirst]

"Play that Funk-y RB white boy!"

Funk it up with Funk and the Funkadelics…

[Ramsfan08ny]

It was a cheap horse collar tackle.

Rewatching the game right now and it was absolutely not a horse collar tackle. Not even close. Defender basically ripped his arm out of its socket is how he was brought down and how he got hurt. It was a clean play.

On another note A Jackson played really well. Numerous times drove his guy off of line of scrimmage and made key block on good run plays…….

It wasn't a horse collar as defined by the rule, but he was dragged down from behind resulting in the same effect on his legs that a true horse collar would.

[NorCal RF]

Rewatching the game right now and it was absolutely not a horse collar tackle. Not even close. Defender basically ripped his arm out of its socket is how he was brought down and how he got hurt. It was a clean play.

On another note A Jackson played really well. Numerous times drove his guy off of line of scrimmage and made key block on good run plays…….

It wasn't a horse collar as defined by the rule, but he was dragged down from behind resulting in the same effect on his legs that a true horse collar would.

He was dragged down by his arm, he tried to pull away and defender yanked on it harder, and that is what brought him down. Him trying to pull away created him to twist his knee. Watched the play at least a half a dozen times………

There was nothing cheap about the tackle no matter how much we don’t want our player injured. It was a clean tackle………

[toast49]

Don't think Henderson comes off IR unless the Rams really need him. Season is probably done

[Rammer]

Don't think Henderson comes off IR unless the Rams really need him. Season is probably done

If true, were gonna miss that one good run he could have had before he got hurt again.