EternalEnigma21
12-07-2007, 07:59 PM
Gibbs said the MRI showed no tears
good... I'm so glad he wasn't crying again :)
good... I'm so glad he wasn't crying again :)
JC...how long does dislocated patella take to heal??EternalEnigma21 12-07-2007, 07:59 PM Gibbs said the MRI showed no tears good... I'm so glad he wasn't crying again :) railcon56 12-07-2007, 08:09 PM good... I'm so glad he wasn't crying again :) Real men can cry:) skinsnut 12-07-2007, 08:54 PM Very good news...no surgury needed....he may even be ready to play the dallas game or in the playoffs if we make it....however...hes probably out for 4-6 weeks....and if we make it to the playoffs with Collins....I doubt we pull him GMScud 12-07-2007, 10:39 PM Very good news...no surgury needed....he may even be ready to play the dallas game or in the playoffs if we make it....however...hes probably out for 4-6 weeks....and if we make it to the playoffs with Collins....I doubt we pull him 4-6 weeks?? Where did you get that? There's no structural damage, no surgery. A friend of mine from the gym is an orthopedist. He said that as long as there are no bone chips or structural damage (according to Redskins.com neither occurred), then it is just a matter of the pain/swelling going down enough for Jason to be comfortable. He week-to-week right now. I bet he only misses 1 game, maybe 2. What's the word on Randy Thomas? Anyone hear? I couldn't find anything about it. JWsleep 12-07-2007, 10:44 PM JLC reported that Thomas was fine--it was more soreness from getting back. He didn't want a setback so he shut it down. Or something like that. I think the skins will take JC slow. No need to rush it in the grander scheme of things. Get him healthy and ready for next year, unless he REALLY heals quick. GMScud 12-07-2007, 10:47 PM JLC reported that Thomas was fine--it was more soreness from getting back. He didn't want a setback so he shut it down. Or something like that. I think the skins will take JC slow. No need to rush it in the grander scheme of things. Get him healthy and ready for next year, unless he REALLY heals quick. That's good news about Thomas. I had a bunch of fellow Skins fans over to my house last night for the game, and we were all drinking beer and yelling at the game, so all I heard was he left with an "arm injury." All I thought was, great, he re-injured his triceps. If Collins keeps playing like this, we'll be good. We play three pretty soft pass defenses over the next 3 weeks, and I agree that there is no need to rush Jason back. djnemo65 12-07-2007, 11:26 PM Latest from JLC on JC--JLC will update again soon, apparently. (Note the Auburn curse--I was going to mention that yesterday.) What I'm Hearing On Campbell Spoke to some sources close to him who say that barring something crazy showing up on the MRI - and the Redskins and their doctors do not expect anything severe in this case - that this looks like a 4 week injury. They are reading the MRI now, but the early sentiment expressed to Campbell was that it was "nothing major," and a standard dislocated knee cap. Coach Gibbs might not have the full word when he speaks to us at 3 pm, so we may have to wait until later in the afternoon to speak to Bubba and get the final word on the injury and Campbell's projected recovery. Also, to continue what has been a nasty trend, this is likely now the 4th member of that 2005 Auburn offensive, first-round draft class to suffer a season ending knee injury. Campbell follows teammate Carlos Rogers, Miami'a Ronnie Brown and Tampa's Cadillac Williams. Strange. Anyone want to start a thread now about how Auburn players must be on steroids, as was suggested of my beloved Penn State when Lavar and Courtney Brown both suffered multiple injuries in their career? |
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