Eli Manning Possible Stress Fracture

Due to an injury Eli Manning sustained earlier in the season, it’s now noted that he has a possible stress fracture in his right foot. Obviously, this could lead to serious problems for the New York Giants if their quarterback needs to sit out the rest of the season. It hasn’t happened yet, but there’s a stress reaction in his foot, which could lead to a stress fracture and put him on the IR.

Hopefully he is able to keep going without creating more problems for himself. With only a few weeks left in the season, the Giants are doing everything they can to avoid further injury.

NFL Lets One Slip

One of the problems with sports today is that it’s live, which leaves very little room for error. No editing, no redos, no anything. Fans tend to get a little excited and shout things that can be heard on camera. For example, during an O’s game, Luke Scott was up at bat and a fan yelled “Luuuuke, I am your father!” I got a good chuckle out of it, but it clearly isn’t something that was meant to be aired.

On Thanksgiving, the Broncos played the Giants, and Broncos coach Josh McDaniels was heard shouting something explicit and it was broadcasted. McDaniels issued an apology, but I can’t say I blame him. I know this wasn’t on purpose, and it was not his intention to have this broadcast, and the network did not notice it in time to bleep it out.

Hopefully he can keep his cool in the future to avoid this from happening again. The Broncos won 26-6.