ESPN: Arrington's injuries worse than originally anticipated

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Arrington's future unclear: As noted in this space last week, both the short- and long-term football futures of three-time Pro Bowl linebacker LaVar Arrington remain in doubt after a motorcycle accident in which he suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries. It turns out that the injuries to Arrington, who probably was no better than a long shot to be in an NFL camp this summer, were worse than originally anticipated. In addition to a broken forearm and lacerations to a leg, the 2000 first-rounder, who was released by the New York Giants early this spring, suffered a broken wrist.



There are also unconfirmed reports that Arrington, who already was recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon that prematurely ended his 2006 campaign, is suffering from an infection in the lacerations, along with a torn tendon in his wrist. Arrington was still hospitalized on Thursday, but agent Carl Poston told the Washington Times that his client could be home by the end of the week. Arrington, 29, had hoped to revive a flagging career by getting himself in shape by July, then signing a deal that would get him into a camp and perhaps allow him to re-establish himself. It appears, though, that the severity of his injuries and the recovery time will render that an unlikely scenario.

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I personally thought his career was over before he was even signed with the Giants.
 
stilltheguru;1541162 said:
I personally thought his career was over before he was even signed with the Giants.

Getting Bad Karma = bad. Hitting Aikman = getting bad karma.... :cool:
 
Best of wishes, I hope he fully recovers. I always thought he was better suited to play OLB in a 3-4 defense....
 
He was such a spectacular player at Penn State. I enjoyed watching him back then.

Best of luck to him.
 
ZeroClub;1541208 said:
He was such a spectacular player at Penn State. I enjoyed watching him back then.

Best of luck to him.

Agreed, he was a freak for Joe Pa.
 
nyc;1541217 said:
While I have no proof, I think he was a roid user.

Okay..... So that's just like someone saying about you "While I have no proof, I think you robbed a store yesterday.."

:wink2:
 
ThreeSportStar80;1541221 said:
Okay..... So that's just like someone saying about you "While I have no proof, I think you robbed a store yesterday.."

:wink2:

It wasn't yesterday. :rolleyes: :laugh2:

Anyhow, look at him then and now (last year). Look at Barry Bonds then, and look at him now.
 
Guru agrees with nyc. I think he was roided up dont know why i think that but i do.
 
nyc;1541217 said:
While I have no proof, I think he was a roid user.

that puts him with what 50% of the league?

there are so any guys using something its not even worth trying to differentiate.
 
The Postons, a motorcycle, and injuries worse than first reported.

That sounds familiar.
 
stilltheguru;1541162 said:
I personally thought his career was over before he was even signed with the Giants.

It was.........
 
not for nothing but LaVar was a total spaz at Penn State. I remember a game against Miami (I think) that he had three personal foul penalties and two of them were for hitting and by hitting I mean decking.... the punter or kicker. He was entirely blown up for his frame at that point. He didn't look or act right. I have no proof, but I'd lean toward yes that he was a roid user.
 
MichaelWinicki;1541531 said:
True Sarge.


Evening by the way.

Morning Winks..........better late than never. ;)

Enjoying the summer?
 
Sarge;1541741 said:
Morning Winks..........better late than never. ;)

Enjoying the summer?

Morning Sarge.

Yep.

Beautiful summer in New York State. :)

How about you?
 
I actually thought that Arrington looked pretty stout in NY until the injury.

Of course, that might have just been during our game when all their LB looked all world.
 

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