Your Wide Receiver Explosion Of The Week

((HT: FNF on TSN))

This qualifies as one of the nastiest hits you'll see for a while...

Last night in the Green Riders- Stampeders game, Marshay Green met Simon Charbonneau-Campeau helmet to helmet


Calgary actually had a 24-0 lead, before having to hold on 31-24

C-C was able to jog off the field under his own power, but he'll have a close eye kept on him this week to monitor the idea of a sure concussion.

Moving Target Seagull Hit By Clearance Over Soccer Match

((HT: Hibernians Football Club))

The HQ doesn't quite know how to calculate the odds on something like this, but it sounds like one of those math problems from a standardized test:

If a seagull is flying over a football pitch at (x) speed and Callum Booth is trying to clear a ball from his defensive end at (y) speed- and Force= Mass (x) Acceleration [F=MxA]- then, just how hard was this shot during the Dunfermline match


Answer: The HQ has no idea...

The bird looks like he got out of the way in a hurry...

And the HQ thinks Booth needs to watch his back...

OSG High: Hit Causes QB Somersault

((HT: UTN Sports/Prep Rally))

Northside High (GA) in Warner Robins linebacker Devonte Taylor blew up Westside-Macon QB DeQuavius Walker thusly last Friday night...
With the Eagles down 21-14...


Looked like it was a momentum turner as Northside held on 28-21...

Congrats to head coach Kevin Kinsler on a big win in town...

Taylor Graham Blows Up A Play

((HT: CBS Sports Network))

And Graham is a quarterback...

In the Hawai'i loss to USC, the Warriors fans see what it means to have a 6-5 guy who can lay out a defensive back if he needs to...

Evidence below...


The transfer from Ohio State isn't afraid to get his jersey dirty- and if he keeps hitting people like that, he needs to do it with his left shoulder...

Cal DB Taken Away In Ambulance After Hit, Has Feeling In Extremities

((HT: San Jose Mercury News/Faurado))

Jeff Faraudo was around at Cal practice today and Cal defensive back Avery Sebastian had to be taken off the field in an ambulance after a head-to-head hit with running back Jeffrey Coprich.

Sebastian, from the suburban Atlanta, Georgia town of McDonough was taken to Highland Hospital in Oakland.

For more than 15 minutes it appeared Sebastian was motionless. He was eventually strapped to a gurney, his head immobilized, and then was taken away from the scrimmage.

The only quote associated with the injury by head coach Sonny Dykes was: "We don't have any idea the severity of it. As soon as we know something, we'll put out a statement."

According to ESPN's Brett McMurphy, through his Twitter feed, has Sebastian experiencing movement in all of his extremities and the school anticipates he'll be released soon...

More when we know more...