hamstrings--am i the only one worried? (1 Viewer)

[rotorooter]

Does any worry this will linger? Has it knocked anyone down your Tout?

i have put hines down a few spots-- due to his relapse. I also think bad weather cuts into his production in playoff time

 

[The Jerk]

Does any worry this will linger? Has it knocked anyone down your Tout?i have put hines down a few spots-- due to his relapse. I also think bad weather cuts into his production in playoff time

I worry about anything that could potentially get knocked down my Tout. ETA: Good call on Hines Ward come playoff time. Using FBG scoring and stats, it looks like Hines averages 8 ppg in Weeks 14-16, while his production for all other weeks averages nearly 12 ppg.

 

[rotorooter]

Thanks! But has it worried you enough to knock any of them down a peg or tow?

 

[The Jerk]

Thanks! But has it worried you enough to knock any of them down a peg or tow?

No, but...I already project a decline for Smith given the Panthers have upgraded their WRs and should run more this season. I want no part of TO for a variety of reasons. He'd have to hit the fourth round for me to consider him.I'm not as concerned about Ward, and I live in Pittsburgh, so local leagues already tend to overrate him.So I'm probably already lower on all three of these than my league opponents.

 

[BoltzNBrew]

I find it odd the rash of hammy injuries at the start of camp when these guys go all summer working out and mini camps without hurting themselves.

 

[The Jerk]

I find it odd the rash of hammy injuries at the start of camp when these guys go all summer working out and mini camps without hurting themselves.

They could be working out TOO hard in the offseason. Maybe it's weight lifting without sufficient stretching and flexibility exercises.

 

[Aaronstory]

I find it odd the rash of hammy injuries at the start of camp when these guys go all summer working out and mini camps without hurting themselves.

They could be working out TOO hard in the offseason. Maybe it's weight lifting without sufficient stretching and flexibility exercises.

... or maybe they're all seasoned vets who know how to get out of training camp and practice...

 

[The Jerk]

I find it odd the rash of hammy injuries at the start of camp when these guys go all summer working out and mini camps without hurting themselves.

They could be working out TOO hard in the offseason. Maybe it's weight lifting without sufficient stretching and flexibility exercises.

... or maybe they're all seasoned vets who know how to get out of training camp and practice...

Nice!