Trent Going To Visit Dr. James Andrew
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Damn, hope this is nothing serious, don't wan't to lose amymore players.
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Part of me wants to poop myself, but the other half is at least hoping they are being stupid careful even though it doesn't appear serious. Can't wait to hear the great news! /sarcasm
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Hope everything is fine with Trent I possible think this may be a good way to sit him for preseason Nice tactic similiar to what bellicheck does here in New england lol
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Until he blows out his knee again
Exactly.
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I can't wait for this shit to be over and done and for the Browns to stop letting me down.
The only negative to that is it'll be when I die and they can't ruin my life anymore. I can see hell now. Endless Browns seasons.
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Not a big deal at all.
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Not a big deal at all.
As long as he's ready for the Eagles game on Sept 9th
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One can only hope. But when it comes to the Browns it's hard to look at things in the positives.
Crossing my fingers it's this simple.
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Not a big deal at all.
What a relief!!...although with our luck Trent will develop "complications".
TypicalBrowns needs to get over here and thank God.
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He will be out the entire season.... be prepared 2-14
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Sorry, I have a bad feeling about this.
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I don't.
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Also Brandon 'the toe' Jackson.
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He will be OK and ready to go by the next preseason game. From what I read on NFL.com, he may have his knee scoped to clean up some cartilage and that's no big deal. I had the same thing done about ten years ago and was back to work within two weeks. This guy is much younger than I was plus he's a professional athlete, give him a day or two on the bike and he'll be ready to go. Hell, I remember when big Willie Anderson had his knee scoped on a Friday and was starting on Sunday.
Relax, as much as I am a Bengals fan, this news don't get me all giddy inside, lol.
Now, Joe Haden being out, maybe, does, lol.
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This Alabama doctor better be a water walker.
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I agree. It is generally accepted that Andrews is the top specialist in the world concerning sports injuries of the knee, elbow, and shoulder.
If you are a athlete and hurt one of those, you head to Birmingham to visit Dr. Andrews at UAB.
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