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He was back the next game. Kickers/punters are idiots. They don’t count, lol

I take back what I said on you dunking on Feld. I better understand your point and we have all seen all of the injuries pile up but there are also a lot of in game injuries (TVD or Jacurri) for instance, on Feld. Those to me where in Gattis. I’m also on Gattis, a ton of Red-zone injuries...

Fair. So, Non-contact tissue injuries: hammies, ankles, ligaments, etc? I saw a lot of those ankle injuries in person at the games. Getting rolled up on ankles, ACL tears due to cuts or getting hit, I don’t think you can blame that on Feld. George got a broken hand blocking in the A&M game. X...

That’s a fair approach but for @nystateofmind @Rugby_guy and @AlphaMarshan to come out and just overtly dunk on Feld while drinking tea as if they know all of the injuries that have occurred this season is the fault of Feld is just a bit over reactionary to me at this point in the process...

Bubba Bolden injury plus list of other players from last year: https://pittsburghsportsnow.com/2021/10/25/injuries-continue-to-pile-up-for-miami-lose-leading-tackler-bubba-bolden/

And Gattis is responsible for many of the injuries with his play calling. Gattis did nothing to protect TVD or Jacurri last night. It’s a check with me system. He doesn’t check out of plays in which the QB is about to get killed or where he’s not running the ball into a pile of defenders...

If you had to pick three things in the current training program that are likely leading to injuries, what would they likely be? @Rugby_guy

What is a good indicator, in terms of a reduction in injuries, that the S&C is doing a good job? I would assume it’s not ACL’s, things like that but maybe neck injuries, hamstrings, shoulders, etc? How is that best measured?

Sure knows how to use the “quotes” rather quickly. Strong fingers, I see.