Good Thing We Didn't Break the Bank On This Guy... LeCharles Bentley

[DallasEast]

Yeah, I liked that trade by NO to get Faine. Faine is a lot like Al Johnson, but I think he's shorter which gives him better leverage.

Is there any way to shrink a person? If Al Johnson's inability to hold his ground, get constantly driven back into his quarterback and collapsing the pocket is mainly due to lack of leverage, someone needs to hit him with a shrink ray quick.

 

[StanleySpadowski]

Even if Bentley was injured the exact same way if he went anywhere else, he'd be playing this season. It's a common surgery/injury.

The Staph infection is the real problem as it kept his knee from healing and that infection can be traced to an antibiotic resistant strain that been running rampant at the Cleveland Clinic.

The Browns are in a tough spot. It's very similar to when Winslow was injured then suffered the same infection and they were unwilling to take his bonus money, which they were entitled to do, for fear that Winslow would go after the Clinic in a malpractice suit and they're a major Browns sponsor and their official medical staff (IIRC).

 

[CrazyCowboy]

Looks like a good deal now!

 

[burmafrd]

The Cleveland Clinic sounds like a bad place to be sick in.

 

[burmafrd]

Faine ( A ND guy so I kept track of him) seemed to get distracted or something in Cleveland; got into some weird diet. The Browns were very disapointed in him and were happy to see him go. I was frankly startled how well he played in NO; I am wondering if it was more of a coaching problem in Cleveland.

 

[cowboyfan4life_mark]

Faine ( A ND guy so I kept track of him) seemed to get distracted or something in Cleveland; got into some weird diet. The Browns were very disapointed in him and were happy to see him go. I was frankly startled how well he played in NO; I am wondering if it was more of a coaching problem in Cleveland.

Maybe he went to the Cleveland Clinic for something.

 

[needforspeed]

Even if Bentley was injured the exact same way if he went anywhere else, he'd be playing this season. It's a common surgery/injury.

The Staph infection is the real problem as it kept his knee from healing and that infection can be traced to an antibiotic resistant strain that been running rampant at the Cleveland Clinic.

The Browns are in a tough spot. It's very similar to when Winslow was injured then suffered the same infection and they were unwilling to take his bonus money, which they were entitled to do, for fear that Winslow would go after the Clinic in a malpractice suit and they're a major Browns sponsor and their official medical staff (IIRC).

Great! Michelle was just there not too long ago for a seminar.

 

[StanleySpadowski]

Great! Michelle was just there not too long ago for a seminar.

It's still one of the premier medical facilities in the world.

Resistant bacteria is a problem that's going to be magnified in the next decade and cutting edge institutions are going to be the first to feel the impact due to increased traffic among those affected when they go there when others can't treat their problem.