If you're not healthy, you can't play. It's annoying to a coach and team when it gets predictably repetitive. There wasn't a reply, but I understood the poor vision comment. Wells gets destroyed with a huge hit occasionally and it's like didn't you see that coming? It was like he was ignorant for a play while other times had good to impressive vision.Often times a guy like this gets a chip on their shoulder and plays thru some injuries and earns the new team's respect(and ours) and turns out OK. That's his only choice here. It doesn't matter where he signs if he's just going to be on a new team's sideline."It's not his fault he got hurt" is a weak argument with guys that often are. While having an incredible ability to stay healthy, Sweetness, Curtis Martin, and Jerry Rice have all written about utilizing their experience in whether to fight for extra yards or go down/out of bounds on a play. Isaac Bruce got his own trainer and would brag of a new diet a bit much, but ya saw a new mindset that was refreshing so who cares what he's boasting of specifically. There's reading material out there. There's surely plenty of top trainers he could hire to be his personal one. I want to see something from Beanie. He's in a very common situation and I want to see his reaction. He's a talent, no doubt, and I'll go after him in FF in a heartbeat, but only if I read about some changes in him. There's a lot of examples of RBs with short careers in the NFL. Beanie becomes another if he doesn't change up.