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Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
				
			What happened? Did it come out the docs did something wrong?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
He's just saying that the fact that he got injured again means that he shouldn't have been cleared in the first place. It's possible, but a bad assumption.What happened? Did it come out the docs did something wrong?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
Ohh, yeah. Would be hard to jump to that conclusion. thanks.He's just saying that the fact that he got injured again means that he shouldn't have been cleared in the first place. It's possible, but a bad assumption.What happened? Did it come out the docs did something wrong?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
And you know this how?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
my view of the situation is that he had a serious neck injury and basically in his first couple days of contact he gets a serious neck injury. I tend to think that's more than just bad luck/coincidence and that there was likely weakness/risk there that they didn't detect.And you know this how?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
Yeah, this being a completely unrelated coincidence definitely stretches the limits of believability. But that said, he has access to the best doctors in the world -- and I'm sure that those doctors wouldn't be all about rolling the dice on a hugely visible malpractice suit if he went out on the field and got paralyzed. Either way, hope he's OK.my view of the situation is that he had a serious neck injury and basically in his first couple days of contact he gets a serious neck injury. I tend to think that's more than just bad luck/coincidence and that there was likely weakness/risk there that they didn't detect.And you know this how?Terrible job by the doctors, no way he should of been cleared.
the world always needs more burger flippersSabertooth said:Hope he has prospects outside of football. He needs to stay off the field.
Than you're not working hard enough ...Does that mean they're hiring at the McDonald's you're working atthe world always needs more burger flippersSabertooth said:Hope he has prospects outside of football. He needs to stay off the field.
I think there's a better chance he's on the moon next week than playing football.Gotta wonder if this will be something like an IR deal for the year or the guy calls it a career. Or if the stinger is unrelated to the other injury and he's back out there next week. At this point, any of the three would not surprise me in the least
Why are you here? Your first post was laughing after his injury and your next post is this.the world always needs more burger flippersSabertooth said:Hope he has prospects outside of football. He needs to stay off the field.
oh stop.....man the posts people make in some of these threads are way worse than these...mine are tame ....just playin ....i wish no ill will on anyone ...ever....i never laughed at his injury...i was poking fun at the people who still think hes fantasy relevant....get over yourself sheeshWhy are you here? Your first post was laughing after his injury and your next post is this.the world always needs more burger flippersSabertooth said:Hope he has prospects outside of football. He needs to stay off the field.
You obviously have some strong personal hate for him and whether it's because your racist or whatever it is, we'd all be better off if you just kept your thoughts to yourself. This is a forum about football and all your doing is personally attacking a guy that is going through what is likely a career ending injury at a young age.
Yeah, really depressing stuff. It won't be the last we hear of him though. I'd be willing to bet a lot of teams bring him in to look at him and get him a physical. Although, who knows if any teams would be willing to take the chance on him. I have the roster space to hold him in my one dyno where I own him right now and will probably try to do that for a few more weeks just to see if any teams bite after he clears waivers. We know he wants to play football but the doctors might never let him.Sad to hear, but it was expected. Hope he ends up finding something else to do that he loves. Would be sad if he ended up flipping burgers alongside BustedKnuckles.
This will end as one of those "who knows what could have been" situations. There were groups that thought he was awful and groups that thought he was great and unfortunately we will never find out.
Yeah I'll hang on for as long as I can as well unless he comes forward saying that he's hanging them up. I'm assuming he'll be getting the IR tag on most sites so that will make it easier to stash him without using up a roster spot.Yeah, really depressing stuff. It won't be the last we hear of him though. I'd be willing to bet a lot of teams bring him in to look at him and get him a physical. Although, who knows if any teams would be willing to take the chance on him. I have the roster space to hold him in my one dyno where I own him right now and will probably try to do that for a few more weeks just to see if any teams bite after he clears waivers. We know he wants to play football but the doctors might never let him.Sad to hear, but it was expected. Hope he ends up finding something else to do that he loves. Would be sad if he ended up flipping burgers alongside BustedKnuckles.
This will end as one of those "who knows what could have been" situations. There were groups that thought he was awful and groups that thought he was great and unfortunately we will never find out.
Graziano is reporting he's expecting the Giants to announce they're giving him an injury settlement than cut him. I could be wrong but I feel like in order to process that they have to stash him on IR then release him? Which would allow MFL to list him as Wilson, David FA IR so we could stash him on IR for the whole season in hopes something works out.Yeah I'll hang on for as long as I can as well unless he comes forward saying that he's hanging them up. I'm assuming he'll be getting the IR tag on most sites so that will make it easier to stash him without using up a roster spot.Yeah, really depressing stuff. It won't be the last we hear of him though. I'd be willing to bet a lot of teams bring him in to look at him and get him a physical. Although, who knows if any teams would be willing to take the chance on him. I have the roster space to hold him in my one dyno where I own him right now and will probably try to do that for a few more weeks just to see if any teams bite after he clears waivers. We know he wants to play football but the doctors might never let him.Sad to hear, but it was expected. Hope he ends up finding something else to do that he loves. Would be sad if he ended up flipping burgers alongside BustedKnuckles.
This will end as one of those "who knows what could have been" situations. There were groups that thought he was awful and groups that thought he was great and unfortunately we will never find out.
Ideally I'd like the Giants to IR him and then possibly re-evaluate him next year. I'm not sure if this is the kind of thing that with more time it will strengthen or not though?
It's bit curious to me that team doctors would make that call without consultation with his attending specialist first doing an evaluation. So it smacks to me of there being more to the story.Time to move on...
@JosinaAnderson: Breaking: Source. Giants doctors are shutting down RB David Wilson due to the neck injury that he sustained last year and most recently in camp. There is a belief that the injury could be career ending.
Dan Graziano @DanGrazianoESPN 6m
Best guess: Giants will end up reaching an injury settlement with Wilson and releasing him. But donno if that's yet in the works.
Oh well, took a shot-didn't pan out.It can be hard to get context from "I got him at 19.10" as it is 14 team dynasty, start 1 RB and full IDP, so here's a little more. He was RB 45-here's the few that went before and after him.
RB 40 - Ingram
RB 41 - Sproles
RB 42 - Pierre Thomas
RB 43 - Steven Jackson
RB 44 - Mike James
RB 45 - David Wilson
RB 46 - Law Firm
RB 47 - CJ Anderson
RB 48 - Latavius Murray
RB 49 - Mike Tolbert
From the quotes out of Resse, Coughlin and Wilson himself in that post it sounds like he's set to announce retirement very soon. All three of them are using past tense when discussing his career. I think we can officially say this with certainty now:Article over at Giants.com: http://www.giants.com/news-and-blogs/article-1/David-Wilson-advised-not-to-play-football-/47f5e00a-96bd-43c1-b778-7a752ece8595
Says doctors have advised him to quit.
David Wilson advised to not play football, placed on IR:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000374010/article/david-wilson-advised-to-not-play-football-placed-on-ir
No joke intended, but it sounds like the kid has his head screwed on right."I don't want anybody to feel sorry for me, or pity me," said Wilson. "I lived my dream. A lot of people only get to dream their dream. I lived that dream. Now I have a chance to dream another dream and live that, too."
I had zero doubt about his talent. I thought it was as bad as it was going to get with him last year when Whiffnoski missed that block in game 1, but it definitely got worse for this young man. What a shame.He'll go down as the worst investment I ever made on a dynasty team but that's the breaks. Hate to see that he's likely done. Don't care to debate it but I think the hype for him last off season was legit based on his talent. He had a lot of cleaning up to do but his balance, speed and explosiveness were unique.
Someone inordinately insensitive might say this means that, as he walked away from the game, Wilson fumbled again. Not me, though!“I’m thankful that I can literally walk away from the game and that I am healthy and capable of doing the same things I have done all my life,” said Wilson.
Someone who is not very witty might say the same.Someone inordinately insensitive might say this means that, as he walked away from the game, Wilson fumbled again. Not me, though!“I’m thankful that I can literally walk away from the game and that I am healthy and capable of doing the same things I have done all my life,” said Wilson.
David Wilson’s NFL career is over, but that doesn’t mean his athletic career is.
The New York Giants’ first-round pick in 2012 gracefully announced his retirement from the NFL two weeks ago after doctors advised him that he shouldn’t risk further contact that could aggravate a serious neck injury suffered in a game last October.
In his farewell speech, Wilson said “I’ll set another dream and be great at that because I always look at trying to be great at whatever I do,” and now we know what that next goal is.
The Olympics.
Speaking with For The Win from Citi Field, where he was addressing a group of New York City school students as part of the Citi Kids program, Wilson outlined his plan to try and make it to Rio in the triple jump.
Even though last season’s injury put his football career in jeopardy well before his training camp setback last month, Wilson said he hadn’t been thinking about returning to the track until the past few weeks.“I’ll be going back to school to get my degree and training for the Olympics,” Wilson said. “That’s something I really want to aspire to do now. I was the national champion twice in high school junior and senior year and was an All-American in college [at Virginia Tech].“
“When I was involved in football, that’s all I was thinking about was football,” Wilson said. “That’s not bad in my situation, because the person I am, I know I can make track. I’m strong enough to know that there’s more to life than that. Some people might have taken it more heavy if they took the same approach I had as just focusing on one thing.”
Wilson’s career best triple jump, a 16.20m performance that placed him sixth at the 2011 NCAA Championships, would have placed him tenth in the final heat of the U.S. Olympic Trials in 2012. With full-time track training and without the physical rigors of football, it’s possible that at only 23 years old he could certainly be in contention for a spot on the team in two years.
Wilson said that he hasn’t yet decided on where he’ll be doing his training, as he’s waiting to sort out some potential broadcasting opportunities and then pick a location based on those.
“Whatever door that opens up for me, the best door for me as far as another career will be where I train at.”