Down goes Beanie
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Glad we passed on Wells, as his durability was a concern for me and others on the board, but sad to hear the guy got injured.
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Big surprise there, but you know he always played with his injuries. He will be back in a week.
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Yeah. Also - how nice is it that all of our rooks are signed and in camp?
Anybody still wishing we had selected Crabtree? Not me.
from the article:
San Francisco general manager Scot McCloughan raised both hands up in the air as if to say he had no guess, either.
Ouch."Nothing new," McCloughan said.
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Yeah. Also - how nice is it that all of our rooks are signed and in camp?
Anybody still wishing we had selected Crabtree? Not me.
from the article:
San Francisco general manager Scot McCloughan raised both hands up in the air as if to say he had no guess, either.
Ouch."Nothing new," McCloughan said.
Yeah. Also - how nice is it that all of our rooks are signed and in camp?
Anybody still wishing we had selected Crabtree? Not me.
from the article:Ouch.
Sooooooo glad we passed on Crabman....
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Yeah. Also - how nice is it that all of our rooks are signed and in camp?
Anybody still wishing we had selected Crabtree? Not me.
from the article:Ouch.
Sooooooo glad we passed on Crabman....
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I'd say it kind of depends on the injury before saying, "See? He's injury-prone." A guy who sprains his ankle three times a year is injury prone. A guy who sprains his ankle then tears his ACL is another case. I guess I'm just a little sensitive to the whole "injury prone" thing after watching the Ken Griffey thing in Cincinnati. He would go out there, try to make a play, tear his hamstring, and the callers would line up right after the game to whine about the Reds signing a guy "who just can't stay healthy."
Dennis
Cincinnati fans suck. Not really Browns/football related in this case, but they sure do.
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I'd say it kind of depends on the injury before saying, "See? He's injury-prone." A guy who sprains his ankle three times a year is injury prone. A guy who sprains his ankle then tears his ACL is another case. I guess I'm just a little sensitive to the whole "injury prone" thing after watching the Ken Griffey thing in Cincinnati. He would go out there, try to make a play, tear his hamstring, and the callers would line up right after the game to whine about the Reds signing a guy "who just can't stay healthy."
Dennis
Cincinnati fans suck. Not really Browns/football related in this case, but they sure do.
I'd say it kind of depends on the injury before saying, "See? He's injury-prone." A guy who sprains his ankle three times a year is injury prone. A guy who sprains his ankle then tears his ACL is another case. I guess I'm just a little sensitive to the whole "injury prone" thing after watching the Ken Griffey thing in Cincinnati. He would go out there, try to make a play, tear his hamstring, and the callers would line up right after the game to whine about the Reds signing a guy "who just can't stay healthy."
Dennis
Cincinnati fans suck. Not really Browns/football related in this case, but they sure do.
As far as Beanie goes, he was constantly getting dinged at OSU, so- first day of training camp, and he's dinged again. There's a trend developing there Dennis. Personally, I'm glad we passed on him.
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Whisenhunt says it is an ankle sprain but shouldn't be serious.
Did Wells have several sprains while at OSU?
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Beanie reinjures his ankle
Posted by Mike Florio on August 19, 2009 6:04 AM ET
Cardinals rookie running back Chris "Beanie" Wells, the 31st overall pick in the 2009 draft, injured his ankle on the same day he signed his rookie contract.
Wells recently returned to practice. On Tuesday night, however, Wells reinjured the ankle.
Per Mike Jurecki of XTRA Sports 910 in Phoenix, Wells said he was "OK" -- but his status for the team's next preseason game, on Saturday night against the Chargers, remains undecided.
Wells missed the preseason opener last week against the Steelers.
According to Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic, Wells had seemed to be favoring the ankle since returning to practice.
Wells faced durability questions, and his current status is doing nothing to provide an answer other than, "Maybe he isn't."
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Good grief. I feel bad for him, but still glad we passed. Hopefully his personal life doesn't follow Clarrett's, because his NFL career is sure starting to.
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I was told by his pee wee coach that he has genetically weak ankles.
Guy saw me at the gas station with OSU gear on, we started bsing and he started telling me all about how he coached him from a young age on and is a friend of the family. His biggest concern was his ankles holding up. That was almost 3 years ago or abouts.
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