blindsided

• You were blindsided, and someone very important to you was taken away. —  ActOfTreason
• "Everything can be going along just great, and then one day, whack, you're blindsided--a lousy, crummy blow you didn't see coming." —  Suzannes Diary for Nicholas
• He certainly says controversial things at times, but a review of his history will show that most of them started pouring out after he had been repeatedly blindsided -- including by a columnist at a newspaper targeted at black readers who said that McNabb had tried to turn himself into a white quarterback. —  FanHouse
• He does say that the Red Sox were kind of blindsided, and that Boras kind of hemmed and hawed in order to get things going with the Yankees: —  River Avenue Blues
• Regulators were blindsided, and analysts and experts say there are "systemic flaws" in accounting and audit practices. —  Top Stories - Google News

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