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Disturbed;2130816 said:We just disagree on TG's ability to contribute. I say he will not contribute at all because he is done (age and serious injury). So all young WR would contribute more than Glenn who will only be able to run fly patterns once a game or so, if that.
Glenn should have been cut a year ago (not given the big deal due to his age and past injury history). We should have used that money to get a real #2 WR or other player needed at the time.
I don't think you have given this enough thought. I'd say more but I just can't find the right words that are appropriate here.
burmafrd;2130830 said:I think that Glenn AT THIS MOMENT is capable of being a real threat. BUT he is just one medium hit away from career over or at the very least season over. And therein lies the rub: can anyone seriously believe that he can start all 16 games and the playoffs and last? NO.
I don't understand why people believe he is so fragile. He doesn't have loose cartilage that may tear or a disrupted ligament that will give way when stressed. He's at the same risk as anyone for catastrophic injury. His knee will be stressed more with the everyday use of his knee compared to just ambulating normally on it. That is the major risk. As I keep saying, he will be able to play as long as the knee does not swell enough to limit function or be painful enough to take practice and games.
But I do agree with your apprehension about his being able to play an entire season without missing some time.
Typhus;2130911 said:Two quotes that that sums up TGs' importance and signifigance to this team...
"I think Terry Glenn's going to surprise a lot of you guys," Romo said. "He has as much physical ability on the football field as maybe anybody I've seen.
"He's not the strongest, most physical guy in the world, but what he doesn't have there, he's probably the best at in everything else. His quickness, his ability to get in and out of breaks, his ability to sense things and get in the right positions is really special."
"We were a great tandem," Owens said. "I don't know what his status is, but when Terry's healthy, he's one of the best receivers out there. When we lost him at beginning of year, it took two or three guys to do what he did, to fill that void, so that goes to show you how good Terry is."
What do Romo and TO know. Esp Romo. Great post.
RW Hitman;2130949 said:I am not sure TG can play up to any of the young guys we have on our roster right now with the knees he is playing with. I hope I am wrong, but only if it does not mean we waste talent on the bench.
He has one knee that has given him problems in the past and is a cause for apprehension about making the entire year. However, he does not have two bad knees. And there is no reasonable cause to even think for a second TG, one of the better WRs to play in the NFL, cannot still play; esp play better than Hurd or Austin.
GimmeTheBall!;2131093 said:And the pattern is being too much of a nice guy.
Jerra need not have had to bargain with Glenn, whose skills, even if healed. and not rusty and old, are average.
Why would Jerra be so good to a washed-up WR who is a shadow of his above-average player Glenn used to be.
I guess the answer is, again, Jerra is too much of a nice guy. Sometimes too exhuberant like giving Crayton a new contract in mid-2007 season.
So now with Glenn, Jerra had the bargaining leverage and he did not use it.
The upshot? Young players will have to wait again as an oldster plays out his fantasy that he can still be the champ.
Yeah, Jerry has us poised to make another run at the Lombardi Trophy but he can't evaluate TG properly.
I do not understand the mentality of those who think he's washed up and can no longer play better than journeymen WRs who most other people outside the Cowboy nation do not even know.