FWST Blog: Monday practice update

[I LOVE ME SOME ME!]

except he has a dislocated shoulder... lol

He's playing for his job and has an oppurtunity in front of him to capitalize like many young recievers only dream of. His top competition injured for atleast 2 weeks. Like i said, no excuses. Take the job from Hurd and Austin.

 

[jrumann59]

Wonder how unstable that shoulder really is. Couldn't be too bad or they wouldn't let him play nor would he be able to.

Proctor at guard. Wonder who is light in the rear?

Depends, I had the same injury in High school, I surgery on it 18 months after I graduated and everything was good the shoulder was tight it wouldn't slide in and out of socket with every step i made. I joined the army and after a year I re-injured it in a PT test and right now almost 11 years after re-injuring it, it is like I never had surgery. Every time I walk my shoulder actually sides out, it feels like an inch but I am sure its only a small amount but it slides baby.

 

[TonyS]

Maybe they'll let Standback get tackled with a 2-hand touch instead of real tackling. He's only proven so far that he can get hurt easily. Let's hope he can show something and survive a regular season game.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

I am so happy Stanback is our #3......hope he takes advantage of it