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[#56fanatic]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

Where Lavar ends up is of little consequence when we remember that he is hideously overweight and runs like Peggy Bundy. It would probably be BETTER for us if we could play against him twice a year. That's at least 4 blown coverages for the other team (assuming Lavar wins a starting job.)

I hope LaVar doesn't play well against us, although I am sure he will play a little harder when its us. However, I will remember you log on name because I want to see what you say when he comes back at his original playing weight and is flashing that speed that made him one of the most exciting players in the NFL. You seem to forget it takes a good 12 -15 months to fully heal from knee surgery, especially when you have two as close together as he did. he is only 27 years old people. Are you just scared that he is going to be awesome again?

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by #56fanatic

I hope LaVar doesn't play well against us, although I am sure he will play a little harder when its us. However, I will remember you log on name because I want to see what you say when he comes back at his original playing weight and is flashing that speed that made him one of the most exciting players in the NFL. You seem to forget it takes a good 12 -15 months to fully heal from knee surgery, especially when you have two as close together as he did. he is only 27 years old people. Are you just scared that he is going to be awesome again?

I did say "probably". Perhaps Lavar just needed time to heal as you say. On the other hand, sometimes people NEVER fully recover and that can be psychological as much as anything else. And don't worry--if Lavar plays like L.T. and winds up all over the highlights for his new team, I'll be the first to say I was wrong and to congratulate him. I wish Lavar well. It's not a personal thing to me. It wouldn't have been upset if Lavar stayed either. I just am of the opinion that his skills have diminished. To me, it's a football judgement. I would advise all football fans to drop their allegiance to individual players. Seinfeld calls it rooting for laundry, but no player lasts forever anyways. In the end, it's the team that matters. Years from now when Lavar has either faded into obscurity or gone on to great glory, we will still be pulling for the Skins.