Hobnail Boot
Well-Known Member
He and Spoon are both out. However Julio is running and catching passes today. It's just a precaution.
Hmmm....paging Mr. Moss....or Mr. Johnson...or Mr. Owens...Eagles lose receiver #2 to an ACL injury. This time it's Arrelious Benn who'll be out for the season.
I don't know how fans would feel about T.O. returning...Hmmm....paging Mr. Moss....or Mr. Johnson...or Mr. Owens...
The Eagles are dropping like flies.
In Philly....yeah...you're probably right.I don't know how fans would feel about T.O. returning...
Nah, he's gone for the season. We've got two guys we're trying out at RT and if they don't show any signs of production after this weeks game word is we'll hit the market. Still, it sucks for Johnson. I hope he has a speedy recovery.More info on Mike Johnson (OT for ATL): He dislocated his ankle, and fracture his fibula. He'll undergo surgery next week. I haven't seen a timetable for his return, but I can't imagine that would be soon, if at all this season.
• Explaining the high number of injuries. The new collective bargaining agreement creates too much time for the players to rest their bodies. As one front office exec told me, long rest helps joints, but long rest isn't great for tendons. The new work rules give players 14 weeks off from the end of the season, seven weeks to train with their teammates and then six to eight weeks off before training camp. If the players aren't doing enough running or training to keep the tendons constantly working, they are vulnerable to the ACL tears, Achilles pulls and other injuries that have hit teams. Many of these injuries have come in non-contact activities. The league and the union need to devote time to figuring out a better offseason strategy to help players stay away from these bad injuries.
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