Flozell Adams' Injury
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sprained heart.....
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casmith07;3243191 said:
Age and injury have caught up with him. Time to draft his replacement. this OL always breaks down by the end of the season and Flozell Adamas is a big factor in that. He'll give you about 3/4 of season. If we draft smart, that will be right around the time his replacemet will be readt to take ovewr his spot.
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AMERICAS_FAN;3243232 said:
Agreed. Draft his replacement (or let it be Free). I still think Flo has one or two solid years left, (he was solid this year, especially in our run) but we do need to have a viable replacement ready to go on a moments notice next year.
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Bruised ego.
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Last I heard was a calf injury...but that was in game.
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For those beating up on Flo let me guess...Colombo's a "warrior" for playing on one leg and getting his *** beat up and down the field...he should have sit out too because it was like he wasn't there! An OT with a bad wheel is no good against the speed rushers the Queens put out there, yesterday...but don't let common sense get in the way of a good Adams beatdown thread (even though I don't think that was the op's intention)...
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they said sprained calf, i didnt hear ripped.
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The problem I have with Flozel's injury is that he didnt really look that injured. He was either sitting by himself on the bench or he was up walking around on the sideline, again by himself.
There were no trainers attending to him, there was no cart brought out to take him into the training room, he was just either sitting or standing there by himself watching Romo get killed play after play after play.
Like many have said, Columbo was out there basically on 1 leg trying his hardest and yes, he was getting owned. But at least he showed enough heart and enough balls to get out there hurt and try to help his QB. I respect that and give Coloumbo alot props for trying his best to help the team.
I didnt see the same level of commitment from Flozel. I saw a guy that pulled a muscle and watched the rest of the game from the sideline. Maybe going back in wouldnt have mattered, maybo Flo would have gotten owned like Colombo did, but at least he would have tried and I could have respected that alot more than just sittting on your arse watching your QB get killed every play.
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There were no trainers attending to him, there was no cart brought out to take him into the training room, he was just either sitting or standing there by himself watching Romo get killed play after play after play.
Like many have said, Columbo was out there basically on 1 leg trying his hardest and yes, he was getting owned. But at least he showed enough heart and enough balls to get out there hurt and try to help his QB. I respect that and give Coloumbo alot props for trying his best to help the team.
I didnt see the same level of commitment from Flozel. I saw a guy that pulled a muscle and watched the rest of the game from the sideline. Maybe going back in wouldnt have mattered, maybo Flo would have gotten owned like Colombo did, but at least he would have tried and I could have respected that alot more than just sittting on your arse watching your QB get killed every play.
My .02
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Sorta OT but is it safe to say Flozell was the best player we've that wasn't a part of the glory years?
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Last I checked the one sack that Allen had came when he was matched up one-on-one with Witten.Ren;3243604 said:Let's get rid of Flozell...
Did any of you see what that line looked like without him?
Flozell is the last person we can afford to let go at this point
The majority of the pressure from Sunday's game came from Ray Edwards who made Colombo look foolish.
Try again.
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I am disgusted with the lot of you. When at any point has Adams done anything to merit deserving this type of criticism?
In 11 years, the guy has only missed 14 games total with the vast majority of those coming in 2005 when he tore his ACL. The man has been a warrior for year after year yet you question his toughness with nothing but base stupidity.
He played 2008 with a broken infected hand, sprained foot and knee. Yet some people conclude that he 'didn't look hurt' and showed a lack of heart? How would you possibly have any idea what the nature of injury was or why would you come to that conclusion considering what he has attempted to play through in the past.
Absolutely disgusting.
In 11 years, the guy has only missed 14 games total with the vast majority of those coming in 2005 when he tore his ACL. The man has been a warrior for year after year yet you question his toughness with nothing but base stupidity.
He played 2008 with a broken infected hand, sprained foot and knee. Yet some people conclude that he 'didn't look hurt' and showed a lack of heart? How would you possibly have any idea what the nature of injury was or why would you come to that conclusion considering what he has attempted to play through in the past.
Absolutely disgusting.