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[QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 5509475, member: 668"]
So incredibly unfortunate for sure.

Based upon your posts over the years, I'm aware that you're in the medical profession and have vast knowledge, expertise, etc. on things of this nature and I've appreciated your insights.

While watching it live, I thought it was the notorious turf monster that got him, kinda as (I believe it was Riddick) at first commented.  When I saw the replay, I thought ankle sprain as it appeared as if his foot twisted somewhat in the turf.  I wasn't thinking Achilles as he had already been scrambling vs. typically (it seems) these blow or pop when going from more of a still position to sudden/initial/quick first step, where the majority of inertia, torque, what have you occurs or is placed.

That is what seemingly happened to Kevin Duran when he popped his a few years back...same deal last year with Halliburton in the NBA playoffs.  Ditto with Deshawn Watson last October with the Browns.  All, at that initial (high torque) moment of still to fast.

Perhaps, as with Halliburton, Angeli had some underlying, achy, sore, etc. issue there?  I noticed from the replay, that that particular lower leg area was taped up

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cbssports.com/watch/general/video/just-in-qb-steve-angeli-suffers-non-contact-lower-leg-injury[/URL]
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