Thomas Davis played with broken arm (graphic)

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No disrespect for the Panthers defense, that's a big ass scar and had to be painful to play with, hats off to Davis and the heart to play with that. Too bad his QB was to scared to even go after a fumble.

Was it right to play him though, I didnt hear his name called all night?

UK_Seahawk":h5u5tfbr said:

Was it right to play him though, I didnt hear his name called all night?

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He played well considering the circumstances. He had a couple of nice hits that I can recall.

Stuff like this makes Cam look like an even bigger b$tch for not diving on the fumble.

UK_Seahawk":3slfydcj said:

Was it right to play him though, I didnt hear his name called all night?

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The Panthers linebacker played a fantastic game. Davis played very well.

Actually the Panthers front seven was incredible. Star and Short were fantastic in the middle.

McGruff":3h5hf6qq said:

UK_Seahawk":3h5hf6qq said:

Was it right to play him though, I didnt hear his name called all night?

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The Panthers linebacker played a fantastic game. Davis played very well.

Actually the Panthers front seven was incredible. Star and Short were fantastic in the middle.

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Whole panthers D played almost as well as denvers D did. Denver scored almost all their points because of defense and special teams

Damn, that arm has more laces on it than the football does!

Dude just won the Byron "Whizzer" White NFL Man of the Year award.

HESPECT.

CANHawk":vrbnd5ez said:

Damn, that arm has more laces on it than the football does!

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Maybe that's why Cam didn't jump on that fumble. He thought it was his teammate's arm and didn't want to hurt him more.

Is that pic from before the game? If so, how long before the game? If less than 4-6 weeks, how did he ever get medical clearance to play? If he got medical clearance from a team doc and it was too soon, the NFL needs to investigate this. I've had a few of those type of operations now, and the normal person is laid up for a couple of months before even starting physical therapy!