That's interesting...it really looked like he landed hard on his shoulder...Rotoworld saying it was his hip. Pretty big difference between a tweaked hip and a broken clavicle.http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/449/brandon-lloyd
not sure how you get to a broken clavicle.That looked like a broken clavicle to me...anybody got any info?
It may just be gas.Turf toe. Or a concussion. Still awaiting more info.
I would go with Edelman (just posted this in the WW thread)...he practiced this week so the guess is he will be back next week...he was pretty involved in the O prior to his injury and actually looked pretty good...Who would pick up the slack? Deion Branch? We won't know the extent of Lloyd's separated shoulder until mid way thru the 2nd Q of the next game so maybe we should just concentrate on who fills the void.
'Raider Nation said:Turf toe. Or a concussion. Still awaiting more info.
I don't envision him playing Lloyd's spot. I would think Branch would be more equipped to run those routes. I see Edelman more in the slots, middle of the field, underneath, but maybe I'm wrong.I would go with Edelman (just posted this in the WW thread)...he practiced this week so the guess is he will be back next week...he was pretty involved in the O prior to his injury and actually looked pretty good...Who would pick up the slack? Deion Branch? We won't know the extent of Lloyd's separated shoulder until mid way thru the 2nd Q of the next game so maybe we should just concentrate on who fills the void.
(RotoWire) Lloyd said Wednesday that he's "fine" after leaving Week 6's game briefly with what appeared to be a shoulder issue, the Boston Herald reports. Analysis: Don't be surprised to see Lloyd's name on the team's practice participation/injury report, but that fact that he is addressing the issue at all is a good sign within the framework of the way the Patriots typically handle injury reporting.