Lmao....

[imminent rogaine]

I remember it looking fairly pedestrian, he took a few hits, I think it was Al Wallace. CJ wasn't on the team yet.

 

 

Good Call. I forgot about Wallace. It was TD and Jenkins that double-teamed him for another big hit.

[KittyLover]

Their Dad is a crapy commentator. That probably is what is holding them back. Dudes an ass clown.

[B.BERSIN]

he hasn't gotten significant snaps since 2006

 

simms is somewhat infamous in panthers fandom because al wallace and julius peppers almost literally killed him

 

 

Will search it on the Youtube...

[Servant of Cthululelei]

I'm not gonna make fun of Chris because Julius nearly killed him. Literally. He had emergency surgery to remove a ruptured spleen and it ended his career. It appears the hit also scrambled his brain.

I wish I could find a copy of that game. Peppers singlehandedly beat the Bucs. One of the most dominant games by a defensive player ever.

 

 

That was an impressive one for sure, but I don't think anything compares to the game Peppers had against the Raiders in 2008.  That was the first game where we really saw the post-surgery Jake Delhomme do his best Jamarcus Russell impersonation.  I think he only completed like 6 or 7 passes and threw 4 interceptions.  But Peppers was just not gonna let us lose that game.  He manhandled that Raiders team and made them his bitch.

[Khyber53]

Simms stayed in for a few more plays after the big hit, if I recall. He wasn't short on toughness. It's kind of petty to call him a wimp because he spleen was ruptured and he was never able to get his career back on track. The kid was stuck behind a terrible O-line that day and the Panthers turned him into a tackling dummy that day.

 

He's lucky to be alive, really.

 

Rough moment aside, though, as broadcasters/talking heads, the Simms deserve a lot of criticism. It's like they thought they should have been where the Manning family is today in football and the bitterness just seeps through.

 

[heel31ok]

Leave him alone, guys, he doesn't have a spleen.

 

he had some "spleenin " to do.

 

[Proudiddy]

I'm not gonna make fun of Chris because Julius nearly killed him. Literally. He had emergency surgery to remove a ruptured spleen and it ended his career. It appears the hit also scrambled his brain.

I wish I could find a copy of that game. Peppers singlehandedly beat the Bucs. One of the most dominant games by a defensive player ever.

Ehhh, i hate to be that guy, but iirc, Al Wallace was the guy who destroyed Simms and his spleen.

[Chimera]

Just wait until Tom Shady is on tv and has qb sons...

Well considering he left his pregnant fiance for Giselle, I doubt that'll happen.

[Chimera]

That was an impressive one for sure, but I don't think anything compares to the game Peppers had against the Raiders in 2008.  That was the first game where we really saw the post-surgery Jake Delhomme do his best Jamarcus Russell impersonation.  I think he only completed like 6 or 7 passes and threw 4 interceptions.  But Peppers was just not gonna let us lose that game.  He manhandled that Raiders team and made them his bitch.

Even Jamarcus never looked as bad as Jake looked that game.

 

7 of 27 passing for 72 yards, 4 interceptions.

[Raskle]

Yeah, cause that Archie Manning's kids never get a break because of their famous father.

 

 

 

...and shame on you guys for forgetting about the Principal!!

 

 

 

 

[Fenrir]

As a Tennessee fan, I cannot believe Matt Simms made it to the NFL and stuck around. He was absolutely terrible during his time in Knoxville. 

[teeray]

We almost killed one of those Simms

[Hotsauce]

Dont even know who Chris Simms? Is he that Giants qb got sacked by Lawrence Taylor 1,000,000,000 times?

Must I ex-spleen who that is?

[cardiackat88.]

Simms didn't get a chance because he sucked.

Even before he lost his spleen and suffered brain damage in a game against the Panthers.

He looked ROUGH!