The Browns could land a damaged Andrew Luck for the right price.
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@boo-fagley said:
They might get his shoulder patched up.
But Andy Luck is Stanford numbskull. There is no fixing that.
Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.
NOT. (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)
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@boo-fagley said:
They might get his shoulder patched up.
But Andy Luck is Stanford numbskull. There is no fixing that.
Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.
NOT. (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)
Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.
NOT. (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)
Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
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Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.
NOT. (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)
Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
I don't know about anyone else.. But I have always viewed Book Smarts and Common sense ,, as two completely different types of intelligences
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
Colts aren't giving Luck away. Beware damaged goods. Cost = a couple firsts. No thanks.
Well, you know that Sashi has the reputation of wanting to "win every deal". Allegedly that is why the Pats would not deal with him for Garypolo. (though I doubt that is the real reason). But if it is....
Sashi would play hardball. (but then, Sachi may be in no position to play at all, if he is thrown out on his can.)Well, you know that Sashi has the reputation of wanting to "win every deal". Allegedly that is why the Pats would not deal with him for Garypolo. (though I doubt that is the real reason). But if it is....
Sashi would play hardball. (but then, Sachi may be in no position to play at all, if he is thrown out on his can.)Sashi is a lawyer, of couese he's trying to win every deal or argument to a T. This could be good (and bad)
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Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
I don't know about anyone else.. But I have always viewed Book Smarts and Common sense ,, as two completely different types of intelligences
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Yea, because Stanford is just such a bad college.
NOT. (probably actually the best combination of academics and athletics in the nation)
Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard
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Stanford's Medical School is considered second only to Harvard's. & Sometimes you can't tell a book by it's cover. We had this doc at a place I worked at, if the first time you'd meet him, you'd think "what a goober." Over the course of several months, from my coworkers found out. He went to Stanford Medical School- okayyyyy. He got a full free ride to Stanford Medical School. Say what? He had the highest score in the country on the MCATs. Makes sense now.
Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard
Johns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then HarvardJohns Hopkins is probably a more renown medical school and then Harvard
I would also add that Case Western Reserve is nothing to sneeze at either.. it's become a Doctor factory...
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Go Spartans!
They are the Spartans... aren't they?
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Go Spartans!
They are the Spartans... aren't they?
C - W - R - UUUUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu...
Go Spartans!
They are the Spartans... aren't they?
I believe they get the pleasure of losing to Mount Union next week in Round 2 of the DIII playoffs.
There's worse fates than being a Case student. You get to go to a world-class university that sits next to Little Italy. Study while eating like a king.
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Medicine is just like everything else. There are some really good surgeons who come from really good schools and there are some really bad surgeons who come from really good surgeons and vice versa. That's why it's always important to ask local OR nurses who should operate on you. That's just a medical sidebar.
Andrew Luck is a tough case study, IMOP. He still is really good assuming his shoulder is healthy and ready to go. However, it seems odd to me that he is seeking alternative medicine, more than likely he is looking for a PRP with stem cell injection which is legal over in Europe but not approved by the FDA here in the states, rather than to have a shoulder scope to actually see what the issue could be. I would be very cautious if I were the browns. Full medicals would have to be given to me before I even make a trade offer. Let's not forget, he just signed a massive contract extension just last year. That's a lot of money and hope to put on a potentially bad shoulder. Now, if it is good to go and their medical team feels he is safe and able to perform at a high level, than I think you have to trust them. But, this could be a high risk situation.
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Medicine is just like everything else. There are some really good surgeons who come from really good schools and there are some really bad surgeons who come from really good surgeons and vice versa. That's why it's always important to ask local OR nurses who should operate on you. That's just a medical sidebar.
Andrew Luck is a tough case study, IMOP. He still is really good assuming his shoulder is healthy and ready to go. However, it seems odd to me that he is seeking alternative medicine, more than likely he is looking for a PRP with stem cell injection which is legal over in Europe but not approved by the FDA here in the states, rather than to have a shoulder scope to actually see what the issue could be. I would be very cautious if I were the browns. Full medicals would have to be given to me before I even make a trade offer. Let's not forget, he just signed a massive contract extension just last year. That's a lot of money and hope to put on a potentially bad shoulder. Now, if it is good to go and their medical team feels he is safe and able to perform at a high level, than I think you have to trust them. But, this could be a high risk situation.
He still is really good assuming his shoulder is healthy and ready to go.
That assumption is doing a lot of heavy lifting.. I think his career is finished thanks to the Ole OL he's had in Indy.
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C - W - R - UUUUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu...
Go Spartans!
They are the Spartans... aren't they?
I believe they get the pleasure of losing to Mount Union next week in Round 2 of the DIII playoffs.
There's worse fates than being a Case student. You get to go to a world-class university that sits next to Little Italy. Study while eating like a king.
I believe they get the pleasure of losing to Mount Union next week in Round 2 of the DIII playoffs.
There's worse fates than being a Case student. You get to go to a world-class university that sits next to Little Italy. Study while eating like a king.
Having been a Casey in the 70's I know of what you speak...
Many was the Sunday 2AM walk from Howe House on the lower quad down Murray Hill Road to Pretti's Bakery. That was the time the Italian loaves began exiting the ovens. Always bought an extra for the walk back.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
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I believe they get the pleasure of losing to Mount Union next week in Round 2 of the DIII playoffs.
There's worse fates than being a Case student. You get to go to a world-class university that sits next to Little Italy. Study while eating like a king.
Having been a Casey in the 70's I know of what you speak...
Many was the Sunday 2AM walk from Howe House on the lower quad down Murray Hill Road to Pretti's Bakery. That was the time the Italian loaves began exiting the ovens. Always bought an extra for the walk back.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
Having been a Casey in the 70's I know of what you speak...
Many was the Sunday 2AM walk from Howe House on the lower quad down Murray Hill Road to Pretti's Bakery. That was the time the Italian loaves began exiting the ovens. Always bought an extra for the walk back.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
I can imagine Murray Hill in the 70s was definitely colorful! Especially considering the on-going Danny Greene situation going on at the time.
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Having been a Casey in the 70's I know of what you speak...
Many was the Sunday 2AM walk from Howe House on the lower quad down Murray Hill Road to Pretti's Bakery. That was the time the Italian loaves began exiting the ovens. Always bought an extra for the walk back.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
I can imagine Murray Hill in the 70s was definitely colorful! Especially considering the on-going Danny Greene situation going on at the time.
I can imagine Murray Hill in the 70s was definitely colorful! Especially considering the on-going Danny Greene situation going on at the time.
I knew a couple of guys that knew Danny personally, no kidding! Quite an "interesting" and fun guy.
I did not know him.....at all.
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I believe they get the pleasure of losing to Mount Union next week in Round 2 of the DIII playoffs.
There's worse fates than being a Case student. You get to go to a world-class university that sits next to Little Italy. Study while eating like a king.
Having been a Casey in the 70's I know of what you speak...
Many was the Sunday 2AM walk from Howe House on the lower quad down Murray Hill Road to Pretti's Bakery. That was the time the Italian loaves began exiting the ovens. Always bought an extra for the walk back.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
Presti's being open and no worries for the walk were courtesy of a certain ethnic supplement to Cleveland's finest in that area.
I don't care what ethnic they were- the inference was they were heavily armed.
BTW I heard reports that certain ethnic folks- back in the race riot days of the 60s there were a few machine gun posts up on the hill- no problems were reported.
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I had a injured shoulder. Torn labrum, torn rotor, torn cartridge plus bone spurs. I had the surgery and went through extensive rehab therapy. It's a good thing that I didn't throw a football or baseball for a living too because as much as the surgery and rehab helped me in regaining my range of motion and strength, it still hurts to throw hard or to get a glass out of a upper kitchen cabinet. Luck will never be what he was before he tore his labrum. That's a tough one and ended more than one athletic career.
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Get Luck and sit him for a year. He's the best QB in the AFC in 2 years. He's more talented than Kirk Cousins who's the next top paid QB.
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I had a injured shoulder. Torn labrum, torn rotor, torn cartridge plus bone spurs. I had the surgery and went through extensive rehab therapy. It's a good thing that I didn't throw a football or baseball for a living too because as much as the surgery and rehab helped me in regaining my range of motion and strength, it still hurts to throw hard or to get a glass out of a upper kitchen cabinet. Luck will never be what he was before he tore his labrum. That's a tough one and ended more than one athletic career.
I had a injured shoulder. Torn labrum, torn rotor, torn cartridge plus bone spurs. I had the surgery and went through extensive rehab therapy. It's a good thing that I didn't throw a football or baseball for a living too because as much as the surgery and rehab helped me in regaining my range of motion and strength, it still hurts to throw hard or to get a glass out of a upper kitchen cabinet. Luck will never be what he was before he tore his labrum. That's a tough one and ended more than one athletic career.
Ditto... minus the rotor, cart and spurs...
Arthroscopic surgery bought me several comfortable couch potato years.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I had a injured shoulder. Torn labrum, torn rotor, torn cartridge plus bone spurs. I had the surgery and went through extensive rehab therapy. It's a good thing that I didn't throw a football or baseball for a living too because as much as the surgery and rehab helped me in regaining my range of motion and strength, it still hurts to throw hard or to get a glass out of a upper kitchen cabinet. Luck will never be what he was before he tore his labrum. That's a tough one and ended more than one athletic career.
Ditto... minus the rotor, cart and spurs...
Arthroscopic surgery bought me several comfortable couch potato years.
Ditto... minus the rotor, cart and spurs...
Arthroscopic surgery bought me several comfortable couch potato years.
I got the scope and fileted. And it helped a whole lot. But it never came back like before the injury. I've seen a few baseball pitchers hang it up after a labrum tear and Luck has it to. He most likely will need to relearn a throwing motion very different from what he used to do. He has a tough road ahead of him career wise. He should take up ....drone racing!!!...lol
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Dealing for Luck is a MASSIVE gamble. Draft a QB with the first round pick and pray #12 works out.
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