Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
FRACK MAN just get on the field.
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**** Official Aaron Rodgers injury thread ***** (1 Viewer)
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Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
Awesome apparently he still has pain in his shoulder - done IR him.
Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
I'm so mad right now.
Raiderfan32904
Footballguy
pain tolerance issue. just wrap up the shoulder and take some midol Erin. Get yer butt out there already!
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
His season is over...
On a personal note, trading Gronk for him doesn't look so bad in retrospect.
On a personal note, trading Gronk for him doesn't look so bad in retrospect.
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General Tso
Guest
Wow. With the best matchup humanly possible coming up versus the Cowboys in a shoot out game. In the Fantasy Playoffs no less. What a huge disappointment this guy is.
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
yeah sounds like hes about done for this year
Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
What I don't get is all of his talk about returning week 12 originally - what a bum.
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General Tso
Guest
The original team diagnosis was 4-6 weeks. This Sunday is 6 weeks. Some people are slow healers I guess.
sho nuff
Footballguy
Koya
Footballguy
Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer. Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
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General Tso
Guest
2013 season
7 games
15 touchdowns
Even before the injury Erin was having a rather pedestrian season. 2.1 touchdowns per week. Thank God for his 4TD performance in week 2 against the putrid Redskins. That was the highlight of his season.
7 games
15 touchdowns
Even before the injury Erin was having a rather pedestrian season. 2.1 touchdowns per week. Thank God for his 4TD performance in week 2 against the putrid Redskins. That was the highlight of his season.
Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
Makes me feel better to call him "Erin"
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General Tso
Guest
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryApparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer. Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
This article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.
Dinsy Ejotuz
Footballguy
Trolls can't read.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryApparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
This article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.
Koya
Footballguy
I've heard otherwise from any number of doctors, and still not sure why people must somehow put down Rodgers - as if they could stand on sack and not crumple to the ground in a crying mess.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryThis article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer. Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
The Erin comments say a lot about those who use then IMO. Guy has as many championships as favre and appears far less selfish but yeah let's call him a wuss ( and, fwiw, I could really use Rodgers back in my lineup )
Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
Same here - from the get go the injury was down played by "Erin"
Bamac
Footballguy
Darryl Talley
Footballguy
You reckon Flynn is a good play against Dallas?
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
The Hank
Footballguy
You saw McCown carve up DAL last night right?
I tentatively have him plugged in as my 2nd QB as my superflex
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
McCown is playing with poise, confidence, and possibly the best WR/WR/RB combo in the NFL... Granted, in a league where you can start two QB's, the pickings can get slim, but Flynn is just not good.
sho nuff
Footballguy
Well...if Im going to believe anyone...its an article from bleacher report...rather than the doctors who actually have examined Rodgers and seen his scans and xrays.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryApparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
This article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.
By the way...did you miss this in your article? "Clavicle fractures can carry a wide range of recovery times. Many factors, such as the presence of associated injuries, fracture location and individual player characteristics all come into play."
And nowhere does the article state actually that its a 3-6 week injury.
There was only something about a Shefter tweet that said it "could" be a 3 week injury. The article actually stated week 3 was when bone generally begins the intitial stages of reattachment. And the rest was speculation that he could be from 4-6 weeks.
So again I say...you just keep up that effort.
sho nuff
Footballguy
I agree...Flynn is not as good, and right now the Bears OL plus gameplanning is superior to what McCarthy's offense is doing.
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General Tso
Guest
That is one weak effort. Next time use your glasses. Here is the quote in the article, from FoxSports:Said on @FOXSportsLive, source pins it at roughly 4-6 weeks for Aaron Rodgers. Fourth week tricky b/c T'giving game is 3.5 wks from injury.Well...if Im going to believe anyone...its an article from bleacher report...rather than the doctors who actually have examined Rodgers and seen his scans and xrays.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryThis article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
By the way...did you miss this in your article? "Clavicle fractures can carry a wide range of recovery times. Many factors, such as the presence of associated injuries, fracture location and individual player characteristics all come into play."
And nowhere does the article state actually that its a 3-6 week injury.
There was only something about a Shefter tweet that said it "could" be a 3 week injury. The article actually stated week 3 was when bone generally begins the intitial stages of reattachment. And the rest was speculation that he could be from 4-6 weeks.
So again I say...you just keep up that effort.
That info was substantiated elsewhere. But what does the author know? He's only a Doctor who specializes in sports injuries. I'm sure Sho Nuff's pontifications are more credible.
unckeyherb
Footballguy
Ugh. Even if lacy plays (big if) what does this news do to his value? Have been eyeing up this game as a playoff booster. Now might not even play Eddie. Boo hoo.
sho nuff
Footballguy
So you did not read the whole article huh?That is one weak effort. Next time use your glasses. Here is the quote in the article, from FoxSports:Said on @FOXSportsLive, source pins it at roughly 4-6 weeks for Aaron Rodgers. Fourth week tricky b/c T'giving game is 3.5 wks from injury.Well...if Im going to believe anyone...its an article from bleacher report...rather than the doctors who actually have examined Rodgers and seen his scans and xrays.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryThis article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
By the way...did you miss this in your article? "Clavicle fractures can carry a wide range of recovery times. Many factors, such as the presence of associated injuries, fracture location and individual player characteristics all come into play."
And nowhere does the article state actually that its a 3-6 week injury.
There was only something about a Shefter tweet that said it "could" be a 3 week injury. The article actually stated week 3 was when bone generally begins the intitial stages of reattachment. And the rest was speculation that he could be from 4-6 weeks.
So again I say...you just keep up that effort.
That info was substantiated elsewhere. But what does the author know? He's only a Doctor who specializes in sports injuries. I'm sure Sho Nuff's pontifications are more credible.
Talk about weak...you brought a bleacher report article...one that quoted a bunch of people on twitter who have never been near Rodgers with the injury and you think their speculation somehow means something?
Even your fox sports live post was that of speculation...
My pontifications came from your link...where the medical part of it was actually discussed.
Again...keep up the effort...kind of funny watching you in this thread.
Interseptopus
Footballguy
No one cares about what mind of hope he gave you. You could have left that out
It's posts like this that need policing and are ruining the forum
LawFitz
Footballguy
If you can't see the difference between my post and yours, then I can't help ya doc. By all means, continue littering the forum with your stories about how your commish doesn't like you. :shocker:
Interseptopus
Footballguy
Rodgers himself states it's 6-8 week injury. I trust a guy who has had face to face contact with his doctors and knows more details about this than the idiots on twitter-verse who are throwing numbers out to try and be the "first to report".Edit: forgot the linkSo you did not read the whole article huh?That is one weak effort. Next time use your glasses. Here is the quote in the article, from FoxSports:Said on @FOXSportsLive, source pins it at roughly 4-6 weeks for Aaron Rodgers. Fourth week tricky b/c T'giving game is 3.5 wks from injury.Well...if Im going to believe anyone...its an article from bleacher report...rather than the doctors who actually have examined Rodgers and seen his scans and xrays.http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryThis article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
By the way...did you miss this in your article? "Clavicle fractures can carry a wide range of recovery times. Many factors, such as the presence of associated injuries, fracture location and individual player characteristics all come into play."
And nowhere does the article state actually that its a 3-6 week injury.There was only something about a Shefter tweet that said it "could" be a 3 week injury. The article actually stated week 3 was when bone generally begins the intitial stages of reattachment. And the rest was speculation that he could be from 4-6 weeks.
So again I say...you just keep up that effort.
That info was substantiated elsewhere. But what does the author know? He's only a Doctor who specializes in sports injuries. I'm sure Sho Nuff's pontifications are more credible.
Talk about weak...you brought a bleacher report article...one that quoted a bunch of people on twitter who have never been near Rodgers with the injury and you think their speculation somehow means something?
Even your fox sports live post was that of speculation...
My pontifications came from your link...where the medical part of it was actually discussed.
Again...keep up the effort...kind of funny watching you in this thread.
http://espn.go.com/blog/green-bay-packers/post/_/id/4765/rodgers-sounds-less-certain-about-return
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Interseptopus
Footballguy
buddhacwru
Footballguy
So are you fellow owners of him dropping him? I am sadly.... I held out hope for this week.
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
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General Tso
Guest
Rodgers said 6-8 weeks yesterday. That's the problem. If it was 6-8 weeks all along why did he and the Packers talk about a potential return even as far back as the Thanksgiving game?Dr. Brew said:Rodgers himself states it's 6-8 week injury. I trust a guy who has had face to face contact with his doctors and knows more details about this than the idiots on twitter-verse who are throwing numbers out to try and be the "first to report".Edit: forgot the linksho nuff said:So you did not read the whole article huh?General Tso said:That is one weak effort. Next time use your glasses. Here is the quote in the article, from FoxSports:Said on @FOXSportsLive, source pins it at roughly 4-6 weeks for Aaron Rodgers. Fourth week tricky b/c T'giving game is 3.5 wks from injury.sho nuff said:Well...if Im going to believe anyone...its an article from bleacher report...rather than the doctors who actually have examined Rodgers and seen his scans and xrays.General Tso said:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1838895-a-closer-look-at-aaron-rodgers-injury-collarbone-fracture-and-future-recoveryThis article basically says that it's a 3-6 week injury, and the number one determinant of actually length of time is the individual's healing ability. It is what it is.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
By the way...did you miss this in your article? "Clavicle fractures can carry a wide range of recovery times. Many factors, such as the presence of associated injuries, fracture location and individual player characteristics all come into play."
And nowhere does the article state actually that its a 3-6 week injury.There was only something about a Shefter tweet that said it "could" be a 3 week injury. The article actually stated week 3 was when bone generally begins the intitial stages of reattachment. And the rest was speculation that he could be from 4-6 weeks.
So again I say...you just keep up that effort.
That info was substantiated elsewhere. But what does the author know? He's only a Doctor who specializes in sports injuries. I'm sure Sho Nuff's pontifications are more credible.
Talk about weak...you brought a bleacher report article...one that quoted a bunch of people on twitter who have never been near Rodgers with the injury and you think their speculation somehow means something?
Even your fox sports live post was that of speculation...
My pontifications came from your link...where the medical part of it was actually discussed.
Again...keep up the effort...kind of funny watching you in this thread.
http://espn.go.com/blog/green-bay-packers/post/_/id/4765/rodgers-sounds-less-certain-about-return
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
I think you have to.
Jordy Nelson's basically been on a virtual FF PUP list without AR as well.
Mr.Pack
Footballguy
It's funny listening to these clowns.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
How many of them would be man enough to be out there with a broken collar bone? Hell, how many of them would be man enough to be out there at all.
Koya
Footballguy
Amen brother. Hell, how many played even college ball - or even high school ball? Got such big balls ?I hope you at LEAST had the courage to play high school ball or seriously ST FUIt's funny listening to these clowns.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
How many of them would be man enough to be out there with a broken collar bone? Hell, how many of them would be man enough to be out there at all.
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Stinger Ray
Footballguy
It's funny listening to these clowns.Apparently some people are slow learners as well. Never mind multiple actual doctors (not just holiday inn express guests) have repeatedly stated that this is not a case of fast vs slow healer.Maybe lashing out at "Erin" helps these folks to compensate for certain shortcomings of their own.
How many of them would be man enough to be out there with a broken collar bone? Hell, how many of them would be man enough to be out there at all.
Macdaddy_2004
Footballguy
From Twitter
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 20m
Aaron Rodgers hasn't been cleared, unlikely it'll come before gametime, per source. Clear Packers don't expect him Sun, likely Flynn again
Sigmund Bloom @SigmundBloom 12m
so you're sayin there's a chance RT @jasonjwilde Aaron Rodgers took some 11-on-11 reps with the first-team offense in practice Wednesday
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 20m
Aaron Rodgers hasn't been cleared, unlikely it'll come before gametime, per source. Clear Packers don't expect him Sun, likely Flynn again
Sigmund Bloom @SigmundBloom 12m
so you're sayin there's a chance RT @jasonjwilde Aaron Rodgers took some 11-on-11 reps with the first-team offense in practice Wednesday
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General Tso
Guest
Don't know. This whole thing has been handled very poorly. One thing I'm sure of - he ain't playing this week.
