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junk said:
I think the primary rotation will be Glover and Fergeson.
I think if he had to, chubby checker may be able to play NT.
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Hostile said:An injury to the foot.
ROFLMAO!
Man that was funny!
Abrasive as all hell but funny!
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MichaelWinicki said:
Nice = not.
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Banned_n_austin said:
BNA you're taking me far too seriously.
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I don't think Spears will ever line up at a NT...
But I want to see if Carson is healthy?
I think his knee was a issue all last year...
But I want to see if Carson is healthy?
I think his knee was a issue all last year...
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Hostile said:
You're just waiting for him to make the first move huh?
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Hollywood Henderson said:
Likewise ...
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Schulters Will Not Practice At First Mini Camp Tuesday
Staff Report May 17, 2005
With his future status uncertain, Titans Safety Lance Schulters will not practice with the team during Tuesday's Mini-Camp session.
Titans General Manager Floyd Reese and Schulter's agent Brian Levy arrived at the decision Monday during a meeting to discuss the safety's stauts after June 1. Most observers expect Schulters to be a salary-cap casualty with a base salary of $2.75 million.
''We are going to hold him out until his fate is decided one way or the other,'' Levy told the Tennessean. ''Obviously both sides wouldn't want to see him get hurt at this point. He could practice if need be, but I don't think it is in anyone's better interest for him to partake in the activities. He is not going to take a risk.''
Schulters missed most of last season with a Lis Franc injury to his foot. Doctors have cleared Schulters to begin running, but both Reese and Levy said risking injury to the foot would not be prudent.
If the Titans wanted to release Schulters, they could risk having to pay a portion of his salary if he re-injured the foot. Further injury would also affect the safety's market value.
As for what the Titans want to do, Reese said the team still wants the safety.
''We want Lance, and he wants to be here. I think that is clear on both parties,'' Reese told the Tennessean. ''Can we work it out? We're going to try.''
Staff Report May 17, 2005
With his future status uncertain, Titans Safety Lance Schulters will not practice with the team during Tuesday's Mini-Camp session.
Titans General Manager Floyd Reese and Schulter's agent Brian Levy arrived at the decision Monday during a meeting to discuss the safety's stauts after June 1. Most observers expect Schulters to be a salary-cap casualty with a base salary of $2.75 million.
''We are going to hold him out until his fate is decided one way or the other,'' Levy told the Tennessean. ''Obviously both sides wouldn't want to see him get hurt at this point. He could practice if need be, but I don't think it is in anyone's better interest for him to partake in the activities. He is not going to take a risk.''
Schulters missed most of last season with a Lis Franc injury to his foot. Doctors have cleared Schulters to begin running, but both Reese and Levy said risking injury to the foot would not be prudent.
If the Titans wanted to release Schulters, they could risk having to pay a portion of his salary if he re-injured the foot. Further injury would also affect the safety's market value.
As for what the Titans want to do, Reese said the team still wants the safety.
''We want Lance, and he wants to be here. I think that is clear on both parties,'' Reese told the Tennessean. ''Can we work it out? We're going to try.''
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Alexander said:
Yo...
Check the archives, I'm on the record touting Reese... said he'd be a logical, short term fix for the Boys... pointed out how Buffalo's pass defense was one of the league's best last year, and how Reese started for them...
I had a hunch that the Boys might look to try to fill this spot on the cheap, and I didn't figure Reese would cost too much...
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October 14th, 2004
Titans S Lance Schulters was told on Friday that he won't need surgery on his foot, but he'll still need to wear a protective boot for at least four weeks due to a Lisfranc injury.
January 14th (3 months later)
The agent for Ty Law (CB) NE said his client soon will undergo surgery, according to the Boston Globe. Law missed the second half of the season with a broken left foot. "I'm not aware of the details, but Ty said he would be having surgery," said agent Carl Poston. "I don't know if anything has changed, but that's what he's relayed to me."
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Yes, obviously they had the exact same injuries and are in the exact same phase of rehab. Well, not really the same injuries. And not really in the exact same phase of rehab.
But otherwise, yes, exact same injuries in the exact same stage of rehab.
Titans S Lance Schulters was told on Friday that he won't need surgery on his foot, but he'll still need to wear a protective boot for at least four weeks due to a Lisfranc injury.
January 14th (3 months later)
The agent for Ty Law (CB) NE said his client soon will undergo surgery, according to the Boston Globe. Law missed the second half of the season with a broken left foot. "I'm not aware of the details, but Ty said he would be having surgery," said agent Carl Poston. "I don't know if anything has changed, but that's what he's relayed to me."
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Yes, obviously they had the exact same injuries and are in the exact same phase of rehab. Well, not really the same injuries. And not really in the exact same phase of rehab.
But otherwise, yes, exact same injuries in the exact same stage of rehab.
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Thanks for the clarification. Also good to note that he could have practiced if they weren't cap strapped.InmanRoshi said:
One of the articles I read said he had gone 22 games without an interception. However another site did have an impressive number of passes defensed, tackles, etc.
He's 30. Right now, he may be our best possible solution at FS. The question is, how much will he want?