Forget everything

[zekecowboy]

You noticed that too, eh?

Desperation mode by Jason.

 

[RoboQB]

I think he’ll be back in 6 months. At least for the start of preseason, however long that is. He can’t play a game until its time to play games.

6 months. Heard.

 

[TWOK11]

What is funny about this is that our fans want to believe he will be out at least until late September, but all the while they swear he is not really all that great.

The alternative is post-injury Nick Foles. Of course people want Wentz to miss time. He doesn't have to be a HOF caliber player to give them a better chance to win than Foles.

 

[TWOK11]

If not for the 4th qtr yesterday our offense is pretty putrid vs a 2 win team. Just sayin...

If not for the quarter where we put up 200 yards and 20 points?

Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds?

 

[RoboQB]

What was false that I said? Y’all loved David Carr 3 months ago

I think they were also big on Derek Carr. David was probably a "hair" better... lol

 

[rags747]

If not for the quarter where we put up 200 yards and 20 points?

Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds?

No explain to me how 1 qtr of explosive offense washes away the past 4 games of total ineptness.

 

[Longboysfan]

Typical recovery for football players is 6 to 9 months. He's young and will have some of the best doctors and rehab money can buy. If I were a gambling man, I'd say he'll be back by game one.

Wondering what it will do to his speed and mobility.

 

[Fletch]

If not for the 4th qtr yesterday our offense is pretty putrid vs a 2 win team. Just sayin...

Division rivalry. That’s the way it is when we play NY or Wash. Records are thrown out.

Let me spin your post the opposite. If you can’t put your foot on the opponent’s throat in the 4th quarter, then you’re not good enough. Just sayin...

 

[diefree666]

I think he’ll be back in 6 months. At least for the start of preseason, however long that is. He can’t play a game until its time to play games.

so where have you been hiding your medical degree with a specialty in knees?

 

[Bullflop]

He does sell hope, doesn't he?

Yep! Evidently, even though we're eyeballs high in diarrhea doo-doo here, there's still good to be had.

 

[Idgit]

so where have you been hiding your medical degree with a specialty in knees?

I could show you, but it’s against the forum guidelines.

 

[Stash]

Yep! Evidently, even though we're eyeballs high in diarrhea doo-doo here, there's still good to be had.

That's the nature of sports, no matter how badly things go, gotta keep the people who pay for it all coming back for more.

 

[Tass]

Here's a question I've often wondered about...can an NFL player get busted for steroids if a doc prescribed them because of an injury? I was in the military and if you pissed hot for a banned substance you were in trouble unless a doc had prescribed them to you (luckily, steroids are not one of the substances the military routinely tests for). Does the same principle hold true in the NFL? The mechanism of anabolic steroids is simply to increase the rate of protein synthesis. You will heal faster. Seems like that would be something a doctor would want to prescribe to a pro athlete that needs to recover as fast as they possibly can.

 

[Idgit]

Here's a question I've often wondered about...can an NFL player get busted for steroids if a doc prescribed them because of an injury? I was in the military and if you pissed hot for a banned substance you were in trouble unless a doc had prescribed them to you (luckily, steroids are not one of the substances the military routinely tests for). Does the same principle hold true in the NFL? The mechanism of anabolic steroids is simply to increase the rate of protein synthesis. You will heal faster. Seems like that would be something a doctor would want to prescribe to a pro athlete that needs to recover as fast as they possibly can.

Yep. Any banned substance. Even if it’s present off-label or present in the NFL’s published list of products that are supposed to be clean. It’s the players responsibility.

Lawrence’s recent suspension was reportedly over something he’d been given by a doctor in treatment for a surgical procedure, if I remember correctly.

 

[Tass]

Yep. Any banned substance. Even if it’s present off-label or present in the NFL’s published list of products that are supposed to be clean. It’s the players responsibility.

Lawrence’s recent suspension was reportedly over something he’d been given by a doctor in treatment for a surgical procedure, if I remember correctly.

So players may never use anything even when prescribed? Seems stupid. Dude, if you go get surgery they are GOING to give you narcotics at some point.

 

[CowboyRoy]

He can NOT mess up, but he's already messed up too much.
The season started a few months ago, not now.

The honest truth is that all the hapless Garrett had to do was win one or two more games then he had with his horrid coaching and this season could have been salvaged.