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Jood rates UW's 2014 WR unit outlook as a "A-"

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  • TTJ
    TTJ Member Posts: 4,827
    jmc84 said:

    A lisfranc injury usually takes 3-4 months to return from.

    Not sure where you're coming up with this. Stanback was laid up for six months, and it took over a year for him to round back into form. Derrick Johnson was out for over a year, if memory serves. Lisfrancs can be career-killing injuries:
    Six months later, he's farther along the same route previously taken by Errict Rhett, Duce Staley, Ty Law and Kevin Jones, among others. Rhett's NFL career ended following a Lisfranc injury in 2000. Staley came back after his in 2001, but was never the same. Pittsburgh cut him last December. Law returned from surgery late in 2004 to intercept a career high 10 passes for the Jets the next season.

    Jones, Detroit's running back, had surgery for a Lisfranc fracture in his left foot last December. He just starting jogging on a treadmill and hopes to be ready for Lions training camp in July.
    Link.
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  • SpoonieLuv
    SpoonieLuv Member Posts: 5,470
    sarktastic said:

    Possession types?

    Possession of white skin?

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
    RaceBannon said:

    Film room guys who get the most out of limited athleticism

    Danny Woodhead, Julian Edelman, and Wes Welker agree.

    REAL blue collar grit.
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  • uw2010
    uw2010 Member Posts: 940
    Can we get Cody Bruns an 8th year of eligibility?
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  • jmc84
    jmc84 Member Posts: 499
    TTJ said:

    jmc84 said:

    A lisfranc injury usually takes 3-4 months to return from.

    Not sure where you're coming up with this. Stanback was laid up for six months, and it took over a year for him to round back into form. Derrick Johnson was out for over a year, if memory serves. Lisfrancs can be career-killing injuries:
    Six months later, he's farther along the same route previously taken by Errict Rhett, Duce Staley, Ty Law and Kevin Jones, among others. Rhett's NFL career ended following a Lisfranc injury in 2000. Staley came back after his in 2001, but was never the same. Pittsburgh cut him last December. Law returned from surgery late in 2004 to intercept a career high 10 passes for the Jets the next season.

    Jones, Detroit's running back, had surgery for a Lisfranc fracture in his left foot last December. He just starting jogging on a treadmill and hopes to be ready for Lions training camp in July.
    Link.

    I'm just going off what they said when he got hurt. I don't have a link, but IIRC, that's what was said.
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  • SpoonieLuv
    SpoonieLuv Member Posts: 5,470
    uw2010 said:

    Can we get Cody Bruns an 8th year of eligibility?

    Just because he doesn't have a dad doesn't make him fast.
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  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,611 Swaye's Wigwam
    Bruns is my least favorite Husky player ever. It's not his fault, but the love he got on doogman was sickening. He was called a great route runner by many, although he never was open. If he was black, he wouldn't have gotten half the love he did. He was the scrappy white dude that everyone loves. Problem was, he sucked, and really wasn't even very scrappy.
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  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    RaceBannon said:

    CuntWaffle said:

    I wouldn't disagree. Williams/Stringfellow/Mickens/Ross is a WR corps that a lot of teams would kill to have.

    Not very diverse. We should mandate that all teams have some Steve Largent type receivers
    Guys with valid ID?
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  • BayDawg
    BayDawg Member Posts: 1,623
    uw2010 said:

    Can we get Cody Bruns an 8th year of eligibility?


    Yes. The way he held those balls for the kicker and threw an incomplete pass every 4th game was epic. Yes, epic.

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  • Tailgater
    Tailgater Member Posts: 1,389
    A couple of things we might see in the future: First, CP likes to turn multiple TE's lose to run downfield and catch passes while fast WR's decoy opposing pass defenders; and Second, the defensive staff CP brought from BSU is not afraid to put young, inexperienced DB's on the field against anybody. Hopefully, we're about to see (again) that solid fundamentals and focus on discipline can make-up for lack of depth and experience at the skill positions.
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