Anybody see Dunbar and Whaley exit practice?

[Denim Chicken]

Does serious = not serious?

No, the transitive property does not apply to Dallas coach-speak regarding injuries.

 

[Zimmy Lives]

Chris Whaley? Ben Bass Part Deux.

 

[jazzcat22]

Yes, that is fully understood.

But if you have paid attention to injuries and this team, the first response is always "not serious". We have seen those types of things turn into serious in 24 hours.

Not that I care about Dunbar, just making a point.

Or the dreaded ....day to day.....what does that mean, most think a few days, a week at most. But it seems it really goes on for 2 weeks or more.

 

[Knotamus]

I was thinking it was during the preseason his rookie year and he was having a great camp then. that was murrays first season when that happened to him. that has always been my main concern with dunbar he just has something that stops him from showing us what he really can do.

Yep.. Dunbar kinda reminds me of what Reggie Bush was to the Daints.(see what I did) They both have beautiful footwork with above average juke and speed... But a bit too brittle. I hope it's not serious because Dunbar is fun to watch and I expect a minor breakout season as long as he can stay on the field:/

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Yes, that is fully understood.

But if you have paid attention to injuries and this team, the first response is always "not serious". We have seen those types of things turn into serious in 24 hours.

Not that I care about Dunbar, just making a point.

No, it's not.

 

[jobberone]

Yes, that is fully understood.

But if you have paid attention to injuries and this team, the first response is always "not serious". We have seen those types of things turn into serious in 24 hours.

Not that I care about Dunbar, just making a point.

That's fair and I understood that, too. But people here project or mock this type of stuff then it gets perpetuated. Very seldom do I really know much about an injury although I can give you a decent differential diagnosis. They rarely give out anything but vague terms which is what a sprain is.