Chaney hurt again

[Cribby]

Citizen or Chaney or both?

Chaney. I believe MTSU would be the absolute earliest. That’s not quite half the season but i was being conservative. 6-8weeks is the wheel house from my understanding.

 

[Cribby]

You think they’ll use him kinda like how Tebow was used his first year?

I doubt it’s that much Teabag was 225-230. It was my opinion especially with the rb situation. 2-3 snaps a game would be a nice change up.

 

[L A M P]

Where's Jimmy Murphy when you need him?!

 

[PIPO]

my bad, I thought you were guessing not an knee injury because he's coming back 4-6 weeks. Please disregard my idiotic response.

I was about to reply to you that he pulled…..

But I restrained myself.

 

[GOCANES05]

Well, thank god we have Parrish

Parrish will carry the load with his RB brothers , I assure you a fire burns in Parrish he will give his heart to this team.

Enjoy watching him

 

[305_separatist]

It's very early so we don't know the circumstances around his injury nor the "extensive injuries" to other team members, but this quote implies that it's to his other knee.

I'd just like to throw out there that I had an entire write-up here on the importance of the Strength Coach (Feld) in regards to non-contact knee injuries and how we should keep an eye on the knee injuries here since it was one of the things Oregon was plagued with during his tenure. It is highly correlated with a lack of knee-flexion hamstring development. I'll pull receipts if I have to.

We don't know if it was a non-contact issue but as we get more data in from these injuries, if it appears that more and more of them are related to knee / ACL issues, I'm going to look like a god **** savant and maybe you guys will start listening to me. Everyone loves the before/after pictures but then when half of your RBs are out with ACL tears it's just "bad luck."

So more Nordic curls or what?

 

[JD4]

We’re definitely going to see what Thad is made of this year!

Hope our hurt guys get better soon and our healthy guys stay healthy. Injuries are the worst part of the game

 

[PIPO]

If it’s two weeks Benny Hinn came out of retirement and brought his magic jacket to Coral Gables.

 

[OrangeBowlMagic]

Makes me think he’s out for the season or possibly dead.

 

[stormbrewing]

Rooster, parish, Thad, then idk

 

[Rickd]

Cristobal and Mirabal are **** bent on establishing the run I'm afraid.

It is football after all. Seems like running the ball has been around for a while on successful teams.

 

[JD4]

It's very early so we don't know the circumstances around his injury nor the "extensive injuries" to other team members, but this quote implies that it's to his other knee.

I'd just like to throw out there that I had an entire write-up here on the importance of the Strength Coach (Feld) in regards to non-contact knee injuries and how we should keep an eye on the knee injuries here since it was one of the things Oregon was plagued with during his tenure. It is highly correlated with a lack of knee-flexion hamstring development. I'll pull receipts if I have to.

We don't know if it was a non-contact issue but as we get more data in from these injuries, if it appears that more and more of them are related to knee / ACL issues, I'm going to look like a god **** savant and maybe you guys will start listening to me. Everyone loves the before/after pictures but then when half of your RBs are out with ACL tears it's just "bad luck."

I remember reading it at the time but don’t know how to find it again. Can you share it with me?

 

[Dre]

Let's not count out #46 he looked goated in spring game. Just don't ask me his name.

If they do it I hope they fix bros number. Based on his spring game performance he should be the first player to wear 1 under this staff.

 

[Cribby]

It's very early so we don't know the circumstances around his injury nor the "extensive injuries" to other team members, but this quote implies that it's to his other knee.

I'd just like to throw out there that I had an entire write-up here on the importance of the Strength Coach (Feld) in regards to non-contact knee injuries and how we should keep an eye on the knee injuries here since it was one of the things Oregon was plagued with during his tenure. It is highly correlated with a lack of knee-flexion hamstring development. I'll pull receipts if I have to.

We don't know if it was a non-contact issue but as we get more data in from these injuries, if it appears that more and more of them are related to knee / ACL issues, I'm going to look like a god **** savant and maybe you guys will start listening to me. Everyone loves the before/after pictures but then when half of your RBs are out with ACL tears it's just "bad luck."

Mutombo and myself have said it’s not a knee. His wording is just bad. Which is quite the statement coming from me.

 

[Trav]

just give him the **** ball

Oh yea forgot about that guy. Well, he's RB4 as of today.

 

[Dre]

Well, Thad…here is your chance…….

My first thought as well. We're about to learn a lot about Thad and that could end up being a good thing.

 

[rok]

It is football after all. Seems like running the ball has been around for a while on successful teams.

I don't blame them for thinking that way and they are addressing this in recruiting, but we don't have the personnel for it in 2022 in my opinion. We'll remain a finesse team this year no matter how hard we try to hammer a square peg into a round hole.

 

[AlphaMarshan]

Mutombo and myself have said it’s not a knee. His wording is just bad. Which is quite the statement coming from me.

I trust you, thanks. Was just going off the wording of the report. This still needs to be something we keep an eye on throughout the off-season and during the season.

 

[Doseman]

Will be interesting to track players who were available for 4th quarter training and injuries this season.

Cats who where not available, had to jump into "program" (according to Feld) and missed a lot.

 

[Empirical Cane]

Rooster, parish, Thad, then idk

then JIMMY MURPHY!