If you’re a grammar nerd/copy-editing geek, then yes but obviously not intentionally.
After Rodgers went down with what was confirmed to be a ruptured Achilles tendon, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes tweeted: “Hate that man… praying for the best.” Oops! Luckily the internet has receipts.
As ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter observed: “An MRI confirmed today that Aaron Rodgers officially tore his Achilles on the fourth play of his Jets’ career. Rodgers’ season now, officially, is over. There already are questions about whether his Hall-of-Fame career is, too.” He later tweeted: “Aaron Rodgers’ torn Achilles might be the most devastating injury to a team and fan base in NFL history.
“Some prompt treatment is important, however, as a torn Achilles tendon will seldom heal on its own,” writes Asheesh Bedi, MD, on . “With rupture, the muscle belly and tendon retract proximally into the calf and leave a large “gap” defect that cannot heal.”
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