Start of the Injury Curse !!!
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and don't get me wrong, bro. i hate injuries to our brownies just like everybody else. i guess you just have to hope someone can step up and take an injured players place in a worst case scenario.
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Before we toss a noosed rope over a tree limb, lets wait and see what happened.
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Unavoidable work related injuries happen . This ain't soccer . We just get up , dust off our pants , and hit-em again . Or the man standing behind you does . Fact of life .
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xxxx , its life in the NFL, but this still sucks .
We need both of them to be on the field. Especially Wright.
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Not a curse, all teams have injuries. Unfortunate that there are ever injuries, but they are expected in football. We will just adapt & adjust where needed. Fortunately, we are blessed with substantially more depth & versatility than in previous years. To look at the bright side, we will have some younger players seeing more playing time & gaining valuable experience. In past years, a single injury appeared to be devastating to the team. I don't think that will be the case this year.
As far as the media goes, is there anything they DON'T exaggerate?
What happens, happens & I'll still be a Brown's Fan.
Mike
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Not a curse, all teams have injuries. Unfortunate that there are ever injuries, but they are expected in football. We will just adapt & adjust where needed. Fortunately, we are blessed with substantially more depth & versatility than in previous years. To look at the bright side, we will have some younger players seeing more playing time & gaining valuable experience. In past years, a single injury appeared to be devastating to the team. I don't think that will be the case this year.
As far as the media goes, is there anything they DON'T exaggerate?
What happens, happens & I'll still be a Brown's Fan.
Mike
Not a curse, all teams have injuries. Unfortunate that there are ever injuries, but they are expected in football. We will just adapt & adjust where needed. Fortunately, we are blessed with substantially more depth & versatility than in previous years. To look at the bright side, we will have some younger players seeing more playing time & gaining valuable experience. In past years, a single injury appeared to be devastating to the team. I don't think that will be the case this year.
As far as the media goes, is there anything they DON'T exaggerate?
What happens, happens & I'll still be a Brown's Fan.
Mike
Well, I certainly don't want an up and comer like Benard going down long term, and Schaefering is a damn good backup player and very versatile. The depth would be hit hard on DL.
I've seen Wright at camp before have muscle issues, I think he'll be fine. I would hate to lose our corner depth without seeing the three headed monster in actual games first.
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Before we toss a noosed rope over a tree limb, lets wait and see what happened.
The only injury of concern would be Eric Wright no? And he made it off the field on his own. Pittsburgh has also had it's fair share of guys sidelined and all but a few have returned to the practice field. The guys that haven't were put on Waivers/Injured. Pittsburgh has had a host of hammy pulls. Pouncey missed the first few days with a injured toe. Mendenhall, Worilds, Dwyer etc were all sideline with hammy tweaks. Injuries certainly happen, especially with the heat.
AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month) -
Before we toss a noosed rope over a tree limb, lets wait and see what happened.
The only injury of concern would be Eric Wright no? And he made it off the field on his own. Pittsburgh has also had it's fair share of guys sidelined and all but a few have returned to the practice field. The guys that haven't were put on Waivers/Injured. Pittsburgh has had a host of hammy pulls. Pouncey missed the first few days with a injured toe. Mendenhall, Worilds, Dwyer etc were all sideline with hammy tweaks. Injuries certainly happen, especially with the heat.
Rorbotron said:
The only injury of concern would be Eric Wright no? And he made it off the field on his own. Pittsburgh has also had it's fair share of guys sidelined and all but a few have returned to the practice field. The guys that haven't were put on Waivers/Injured. Pittsburgh has had a host of hammy pulls. Pouncey missed the first few days with a injured toe. Mendenhall, Worilds, Dwyer etc were all sideline with hammy tweaks. Injuries certainly happen, especially with the heat.Marcus Benard was showing a lot of promise so its also a bummer to be missing him...fortunately, for once, we have depth at CB this year...but you're right Eric Wright will be missed until he comes back
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Wright's been tweeting since, seems pretty positive and he said this "Cmon now! Yall kno me.. Wrighteous!!" so it doesn't seem to serious. Im sure he's reluctant to say anything regarding it due to all the recent twitter controversy. Joe Haden got in trouble yesterday for tweeting about TJ Ward getting fined for his cell phone going off.
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from all that i've heard, wright's injury appears to be to his hamstring. they put some ice on it. we'll see what happens.
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RuiterWrong
Corner Eric Wright who walked off the field this AM also with the guys on bikes - he is moving ok and right leg doesn't appear to be wrapped
LB Marcus Benard OK and practicing after leaving am practice
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There is no cleveland sports curse just idiot owners who hire and tolerate bad management whom bring in bad talent and magically sell the fans on it...and clevelanders would seem to have it no other way!
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RuiterWrong
D'Qwell Jackson just walked off to the field house w/ trainer
ScottPetrak
LB D'Qwell Jackson is back on practice field, but doesn't look happy. Talking to teammates and pointing to pec. IR last year with torn pec.
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That doesn't sound encouraging.
I'll tell you what, if I owned a team, I might ban the hiring of a strength coach.
They get these guys all beefed up with muscles as tight as piano strings, no wonder people pull muscles and rip muscles. I understand strength is important, but range of motion is important as well.
The human body is supposed to have some fat on it.
Maybe teams need to hire Yoga coaches and have the splits as one of the measurable's at the combine.
If you can't move your arms and shoulders as far as needed to keep from ripping muscle, something is out of balance.
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That doesn't sound encouraging.
I'll tell you what, if I owned a team, I might ban the hiring of a strength coach.
They get these guys all beefed up with muscles as tight as piano strings, no wonder people pull muscles and rip muscles. I understand strength is important, but range of motion is important as well.
The human body is supposed to have some fat on it.
Maybe teams need to hire Yoga coaches and have the splits as one of the measurable's at the combine.
If you can't move your arms and shoulders as far as needed to keep from ripping muscle, something is out of balance.
That doesn't sound encouraging.
I'll tell you what, if I owned a team, I might ban the hiring of a strength coach.
They get these guys all beefed up with muscles as tight as piano strings, no wonder people pull muscles and rip muscles. I understand strength is important, but range of motion is important as well.
The human body is supposed to have some fat on it.
Maybe teams need to hire Yoga coaches and have the splits as one of the measurable's at the combine.
If you can't move your arms and shoulders as far as needed to keep from ripping muscle, something is out of balance.
I have wondered for years why they always want to bulk up. All that strength is useless without flexibility. I am certainly out of shape now, but I was always a big fan of isometrics.
Mike
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D'Qwell Jackson concerned about pectoral injury
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on August 10, 2010 8:19 PM ET
Browns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson showed up to training camp on time, hopeful that his production could lead to the long-term contract he so desired.
Instead, it appears he could spend a great deal of time on the sidelines. Again.
A league source tells Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer that Jackson is "concerned" that he suffered a pectoral injury on Tuesday. Jackson came out to watch practice on Tuesday night, and was reportedly consoled by many of his teammates. The team hasn't confirmed anything yet.
Jackson tore his pectoral muscle last October, which knocked him out for the season. A repeat of the same injury would likely keep him out a minimum of four months and it's hard to imagine the Browns not placing him on injured reserve in that scenario.
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this thread needs some knocking on wood
1st Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU 3rd Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State4th Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma5th Earl Wolff, S, N.C. State6th Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico -
this thread needs some knocking on wood
this thread needs some knocking on wood
^ You need to trim those nails boy !
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this thread needs some knocking on wood
^ You need to trim those nails boy !
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so it seems the only injury to be concerned with from todays reports is dq.
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