Anthony Schwartz Hamstring Injury
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First part is probably true a little bit, but I doubt he reads this forum.
The second part, at the same rookie stage - Tyreek HIll was rated 5.10.
Anthony Schwartz's rating is 6.0.
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/anthony-schwartz/32005343-4874-7837-9a73-10f9bfd9d62c
HIll was more of a rb that had terrific pass catching to go with it. Schwartz was always a wr. Not just a fast track guy. We'll see how his rookie year goes.
btw, Hill left practice with an injury.....could be hamstring, too.
This is proof you need to 1st - slow down. 2nd - pay more attention and proof read.
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Check out his senior bowl 1 on 1's. There's a reason I genuinely believe we can retain D'EJ.
From the teensy bit l saw of Felton he struck me a shifty guy who manipulates his pace well (stutter steps and change if direction) to avoid contact, but he didn’t strike me as a guy who’s going to break a ton of tackles.
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Check out his senior bowl 1 on 1's. There's a reason I genuinely believe we can retain D'EJ.
From the teensy bit l saw of Felton he struck me a shifty guy who manipulates his pace well (stutter steps and change if direction) to avoid contact, but he didn’t strike me as a guy who’s going to break a ton of tackles.
From the teensy bit l saw of Felton he struck me a shifty guy who manipulates his pace well (stutter steps and change if direction) to avoid contact, but he didn’t strike me as a guy who’s going to break a ton of tackles.
That's because he's 5'9 180bs. He isn't much bigger than Phillip Lindsay.
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My Late Night UCLA football watching (here’s a name from the past) Ronnie Harmon...Felton reminded me of Ronnie Harmon. A 3rd down back with good receiving skills. I see a good open space shifty runner but probably not a wide zone pick a hole and break a tackle kinda back. At least not in comparison with the guys we have on the roster.
And PAC 12 football wow just disgusting defenses for the most part
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First part is probably true a little bit, but I doubt he reads this forum.
The second part, at the same rookie stage - Tyreek HIll was rated 5.10.
Anthony Schwartz's rating is 6.0.
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/anthony-schwartz/32005343-4874-7837-9a73-10f9bfd9d62c
HIll was more of a rb that had terrific pass catching to go with it. Schwartz was always a wr. Not just a fast track guy. We'll see how his rookie year goes.
btw, Hill left practice with an injury.....could be hamstring, too.
This is proof you need to 1st - slow down. 2nd - pay more attention and proof read.
This is proof you need to 1st - slow down. 2nd - pay more attention and proof read.
dammit, thanks - sometimes I copy a link, and it doesn't copy. My bad. It ONLY happens on the Brownsboard. Some kind of constant recurring interference. I fixed it.....
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dammit, thanks - sometimes I copy a link, and it doesn't copy. My bad. It ONLY happens on the Brownsboard. Some kind of constant recurring interference. I fixed it.....
If there was only some way to fix the fact that you believe in January 6th conspiracies... ?
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6 months until Cal discovers The Washington Times but nobody tells him it's the propaganda of the Unification Church -- aka the cult known as The Moonies.
"The Washington Times was the top priority of the worldwide Unification Church" -- be careful where you get your "conservative" articles.
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Nope... and loading Anthony down with Hill 2.0 expectations won't help matters one iota.
Not that Schwartz can't contribute, but Hill is so much more than merely fast.
Homer Jones? Can't mean OBJ since Hamstrings are the injury being discussed.
Hill is definitely next level. Schwartz need to figure out how to be healthy as best as possible and be our speed threat for our offense to really hit top potential. If he can do that, we're not going to be fun. Just having him on the field makes the defense at least think a little.
Schwartz need to figure out how to be healthy as best as possible and be our speed threat for our offense to really hit top potential.
Schwartz will need to prove his worth in scrimmage/pre-season games... Natson/Schwartz sit WR6th at this time, whom become gameday inactives.. Reek Hill is in a far other ? planet than these 2 right now.. Not playing in shorts & shells is not a good early look ? ?
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Schwartz is a burner it is what the browns needed they didn't need another 4.5 40 possession receiver. he wouldn't play and he wouldn't help the offense.
did you guys watch the KC game ? the browns receivers were getting squeezed they weren't scared to get beat deep and they squeezed the field so it was hard to run and hard to throw into the short and intermediate levels .
hopefully Schwartz and OBJ can help this year if teams try and do that again.
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Schwartz is a burner it is what the browns needed they didn't need another 4.5 40 possession receiver. he wouldn't play and he wouldn't help the offense.
did you guys watch the KC game ? the browns receivers were getting squeezed they weren't scared to get beat deep and they squeezed the field so it was hard to run and hard to throw into the short and intermediate levels .
hopefully Schwartz and OBJ can help this year if teams try and do that again.
Schwartz is a burner it is what the browns needed they didn't need another 4.5 40 possession receiver. he wouldn't play and he wouldn't help the offense.
This is very well said, if not well written. I totally believe that this new regime is all about speed, quickness and athleticism. The LB'ers they've brought in....the CB's, DE's, WR's, Felton, Natson....with all of the TE's they've brought in and Njoku is still here....why is he still here? Because he's got athleticism. You can't teach that.
It reminds of when Rooney hired Chuck Knoll. He told Knoll that no matter who he hires, the team is always bad (the Browns used to kick the shit out of them all the time back then). So one day, he told this to his Steelers in a team meeting. He said, I've watched all of the tape on your games. I've seen you in practice. And I know what the problem is. You're not fast, can't jump high, you're not particularly powerful or shifty. You're just not very good and quite frankly I'm going to have to replace most of you. - This story was told by a player who was in the meeting...and was one of the few players in that room who went on to win super bowls and make pro bowls. - Ya gotta have the guys that can run faster and jump higher.
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Hill is definitely next level. Schwartz need to figure out how to be healthy as best as possible and be our speed threat for our offense to really hit top potential. If he can do that, we're not going to be fun. Just having him on the field makes the defense at least think a little.
I suppose it gets back to experience and knowing how to switch gears as a WR...
I suppose it gets back to experience and knowing how to switch gears as a WR...
Also stretching is a good idea... Or so I've been told... I never pulled a hammie... a quad once, but never a hammie.
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Also stretching is a good idea... Or so I've been told... I never pulled a hammie... a quad once, but never a hammie.
My first pulled hammy was playing fall ball softball in Cuyahoga Falls. Hit a line drive to the wall, splitting the left and right centerfielders, was rounding second, going to third when I heard a pop and went down face first. Tried to crawl to third base, got tagged out. Good times. ? Pulled it again years later, then my groin a year or so after that. All playing softball in the cool, Ohio fall nights. Getting old is fun.
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If there was only some way to fix the fact that you believe in January 6th conspiracies... ?
They believe in a lot of other stuff- but let's leave that over on conspiracy central AKA the Poli board.
Cal probably accidentally posted a link here that was meant for over there.
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Also stretching is a good idea... Or so I've been told... I never pulled a hammie... a quad once, but never a hammie.
My first pulled hammy was playing fall ball softball in Cuyahoga Falls. Hit a line drive to the wall, splitting the left and right centerfielders, was rounding second, going to third when I heard a pop and went down face first. Tried to crawl to third base, got tagged out. Good times. ? Pulled it again years later, then my groin a year or so after that. All playing softball in the cool, Ohio fall nights. Getting old is fun.
My first pulled hammy was playing fall ball softball in Cuyahoga Falls. Hit a line drive to the wall, splitting the left and right centerfielders, was rounding second, going to third when I heard a pop and went down face first. Tried to crawl to third base, got tagged out. Good times. ? Pulled it again years later, then my groin a year or so after that. All playing softball in the cool, Ohio fall nights. Getting old is fun.
which is why i stick with 12 ounce curls
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Also stretching is a good idea... Or so I've been told... I never pulled a hammie... a quad once, but never a hammie.
My first pulled hammy was playing fall ball softball in Cuyahoga Falls. Hit a line drive to the wall, splitting the left and right centerfielders, was rounding second, going to third when I heard a pop and went down face first. Tried to crawl to third base, got tagged out. Good times. ? Pulled it again years later, then my groin a year or so after that. All playing softball in the cool, Ohio fall nights. Getting old is fun.
All playing softball in the cool, Ohio fall nights. Getting old is fun.
I switched to golf by that point. But then, that's where I hurt my back...which hurts off and on until the day I die.
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Speaking of hamstrings, (if someone else mentioned this already I haven't seen it) but Grant Delpit apparently has hurt his.
Definitely do not want to see this kid hurt already, and Ronnie Harrison is down with a hammy injury too. Harrison is a good player, but man, he seems to made of glass. Hopefully neither injury is serious, they don't seem to be concerned.
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I figure ...maybe the covid restrictions plays a part in all the hamstring injuries.
NFL funding study on its most common injury: hamstrings
The NFL is funding a study that will investigate the prevention and treatment of hamstring injuries. They are the most common NFL injuries and nearly 75% of them result in missed time.Packers: Aaron Jones joins long list of injured players at ...
Latest Packers injury/DNP list: Aaron Jones (hamstring) Kenny Clark (groin) Rashan Gary (groin) Juwann Winfree (shoulder) Equanimeous St. Brown (hamstring) Kamal Martin (knee) Randy Ramsey (ankle ...Giants WR Kenny Golladay (hamstring) expected to ... - nfl.com
After further testing, New York Giants receiver Kenny Golladay will miss a few weeks due to a hamstring injury. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported that Golladay will be out 2 to 3 ... -
Speaking of hamstrings, (if someone else mentioned this already I haven't seen it) but Grant Delpit apparently has hurt his.
Definitely do not want to see this kid hurt already, and Ronnie Harrison is down with a hammy injury too. Harrison is a good player, but man, he seems to made of glass. Hopefully neither injury is serious, they don't seem to be concerned.
Speaking of hamstrings, (if someone else mentioned this already I haven't seen it) but Grant Delpit apparently has hurt his.
Definitely do not want to see this kid hurt already, and Ronnie Harrison is down with a hammy injury too. Harrison is a good player, but man, he seems to made of glass. Hopefully neither injury is serious, they don't seem to be concerned.
And now Myles Garrett
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I figure ...maybe the covid restrictions plays a part in all the hamstring injuries.
NFL funding study on its most common injury: hamstrings
The NFL is funding a study that will investigate the prevention and treatment of hamstring injuries. They are the most common NFL injuries and nearly 75% of them result in missed time.Packers: Aaron Jones joins long list of injured players at ...
Latest Packers injury/DNP list: Aaron Jones (hamstring) Kenny Clark (groin) Rashan Gary (groin) Juwann Winfree (shoulder) Equanimeous St. Brown (hamstring) Kamal Martin (knee) Randy Ramsey (ankle ...Giants WR Kenny Golladay (hamstring) expected to ... - nfl.com
After further testing, New York Giants receiver Kenny Golladay will miss a few weeks due to a hamstring injury. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported that Golladay will be out 2 to 3 ...I figure ...maybe the covid restrictions plays a part in all the hamstring injuries.
NFL funding study on its most common injury: hamstrings
The NFL is funding a study that will investigate the prevention and treatment of hamstring injuries. They are the most common NFL injuries and nearly 75% of them result in missed time.Packers: Aaron Jones joins long list of injured players at ...
Latest Packers injury/DNP list: Aaron Jones (hamstring) Kenny Clark (groin) Rashan Gary (groin) Juwann Winfree (shoulder) Equanimeous St. Brown (hamstring) Kamal Martin (knee) Randy Ramsey (ankle ...Giants WR Kenny Golladay (hamstring) expected to ... - nfl.com
After further testing, New York Giants receiver Kenny Golladay will miss a few weeks due to a hamstring injury. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported that Golladay will be out 2 to 3 ...I've always felt that part of what leads to hammy issues are over developed quads vis a vis to the hamstrings and hip flexors themselves. This is where someone such as Tom Brady talks about muscle pliability being as important as muscle development.
Squatting 600lbs is cool, but at some point the development might just be too* much...?
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