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Update On Cadillac For Week 8? (1 Viewer)

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Didn't see any recent news per Google, nor anything on the team site.Granted, it's early in the week, but any local info on whether he'll be finally good to go this weekend?

 
They're practice today was cancelled by the huricane, so we may have to wait until Wednesday to find out more. FYI, Pittman is dinged up too.

 
Seems like they expect him to be good to go...

Bucs Article
How did you draw that from this:
The players should return to the practice field quite refreshed on Wednesday. The team last took the field on Thursday for an hour-long session and has had to spend very little time at the office since beating Miami, 27-13, on October 16. Of course, those players nursing injuries have visited for rehab sessions, and the Bucs hope they’ll once again have the services of running back Carnell Williams, safety Jermaine Phillips and several others when practices resume.
Or did I miss something?
 
I heard on Sirius not sure who it was either Pat Kirwan or Tim Ryan on Friday. That Williams foot injury is worse then reported supposedly 3-4 month recovery his words were he has a BAD foot. He will continue to play but won't be 100% the rest of the year no link or anything but take it for what it is worth.

 
Seems like they expect him to be good to go...

Bucs Article
How did you draw that from this:
The players should return to the practice field quite refreshed on Wednesday. The team last took the field on Thursday for an hour-long session and has had to spend very little time at the office since beating Miami, 27-13, on October 16. Of course, those players nursing injuries have visited for rehab sessions, and the Bucs hope they’ll once again have the services of running back Carnell Williams, safety Jermaine Phillips and several others when practices resume.
Or did I miss something?
If I would have said good ENOUGH to go would you have been happy? From another article...

"A healthy dose of the gameplan, at least until his injury, was Williams. The Bucs have become one of the most run-heavy teams in the league, averaging 138.5 yards per game, fifth-best in the league. Michael Pittman had his first 100-yard game of the season last Sunday in place of Williams.

Gruden hopes Williams can resume full-speed practice next Wednesday when the Bucs begin preparing for their Oct. 30 road trip to San Francisco. He also expects to get Phillips back for that game. Jackson, however, could be out for a few weeks, which would keep second-year safety Will Allen in the starting lineup."

 
I heard on Sirius not sure who it was either Pat Kirwan or Tim Ryan on Friday. That Williams foot injury is worse then reported supposedly 3-4 month recovery his words were he has a BAD foot. He will continue to play but won't be 100% the rest of the year no link or anything but take it for what it is worth.
did they mention (or speculate) as to what the injury really was??? They never said "plantar fasciitis" did they??? Which IIRC was wreaking havoc on the league last year or the year before -- or so it seemed.
 
:blackdot: with SA on a bye I need Caddy to playI better get the pickle power going: :pickle: :pickle: :pickle: :pickle:
 
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with SA on a bye I need Caddy to play very badly

I better get the pickle power going:

:pickle: :pickle: :pickle: :pickle:
I would have thought you needed him to play well. If he plays badly, will it help you any?
 
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with SA on a bye I need Caddy to play very badly

I better get the pickle power going:

:pickle: :pickle: :pickle: :pickle:
I would have thought you needed him to play well. If he plays badly, will it help you any?
doh :wall: - thats what I get for typing, watching ESPN and talking on the phone at the same time.I need Caddy to play well

 
Back on topic after the pissing match:

GOOD news here:

http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/99-...005-559176.html

Key quote:

"Simms has the support of the NFL's top-ranked defense and a two-pronged running game. Michael Pittman filled in nicely last week for rookie Cadillac Williams, who will return against the 49ers after hamstring and foot ailments."

I don't know how much a Philidelphia outlet can know, but we'll see.

 
Another update, albeit not much definitively. Caddy was also confident in past weeks.Buccaneers | Cadillac Plans to PlayMon, 24 Oct 2005 16:58:24 -0700Roy Cummings, of the Tampa Tribune, reports Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Carnell Williams (foot) remains questionable for Week 8, but he is confident he will be able to return to action after taking time off during the Bye Week.

 
28 posts thus far, and 9 of them mere blackdots.Good info here :thumbup:

 
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good info here
Your post adds what? :yawn:
What does it add? A little guidance maybe. He's trying to tell you that this thread is dedicated to the gathering of info on a specific subject. Nobody is particularly interested in your (or anyone elses) personal roster issues.

 
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from thehuddle.comCarnell Williams - RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10/25/05Doctors familiar with treating athlete's with foot injuries say that if Bucs running back Cadillac Williams has a Lisfranc injury, the average recovery time is 10-12 weeks, the St. Petersburg Times reports. Complicating matters is that Williams is flat-footed, and people with that condition can aggravate the foot with overuse. "My speculation is that he'll be real good at the beginning of the game, and they might even numb the skin around it with a little anesthetic just to take the edge off," one of the doctors said. "But as the game wears on, that's when he will start to really feel it."All indications are that Williams will take a shot at playing against the 49ers this week. But since Tampa is playing such a weak opponent, they could more than likely win without risking him. Watch closely to see whether or not Williams practices this week.

 
from thehuddle.com

Carnell Williams - RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10/25/05

Doctors familiar with treating athlete's with foot injuries say that if Bucs running back Cadillac Williams has a Lisfranc injury, the average recovery time is 10-12 weeks, the St. Petersburg Times reports. Complicating matters is that Williams is flat-footed, and people with that condition can aggravate the foot with overuse. "My speculation is that he'll be real good at the beginning of the game, and they might even numb the skin around it with a little anesthetic just to take the edge off," one of the doctors said. "But as the game wears on, that's when he will start to really feel it."

All indications are that Williams will take a shot at playing against the 49ers this week. But since Tampa is playing such a weak opponent, they could more than likely win without risking him. Watch closely to see whether or not Williams practices this week.
Huh? Let me get this straight, some doctors who have no info into this situation are offering their conclusions? If Caddy has a lisfranc he might be out 10-12 weeks. Oh, let me try that. If Caddy's leg falls off it might end his career in the NFL.
 
from thehuddle.com

Carnell Williams  - RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers  10/25/05

Doctors familiar with treating athlete's with foot injuries say that if Bucs running back Cadillac Williams has a Lisfranc injury, the average recovery time is 10-12 weeks, the St. Petersburg Times reports. Complicating matters is that Williams is flat-footed, and people with that condition can aggravate the foot with overuse. "My speculation is that he'll be real good at the beginning of the game, and they might even numb the skin around it with a little anesthetic just to take the edge off," one of the doctors said. "But as the game wears on, that's when he will start to really feel it."

All indications are that Williams will take a shot at playing against the 49ers this week. But since Tampa is playing such a weak opponent, they could more than likely win without risking him. Watch closely to see whether or not Williams practices this week.
Huh? Let me get this straight, some doctors who have no info into this situation are offering their conclusions? If Caddy has a lisfranc he might be out 10-12 weeks. Oh, let me try that. If Caddy's leg falls off it might end his career in the NFL.
Maybe the story meant doctors who are familiar with treating athlete's foot.:holdsnose:

 
from thehuddle.com

Carnell Williams - RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10/25/05

Doctors familiar with treating athlete's with foot injuries say that if ......
Nuff said. Pure speculation. From Caddy's quote last week, I'm not as concerned. “I’m definitely excited,” he said. “We’ll find out what goes on this week, but it should be full go. I should be ready to go, back to playing some football. I’m definitely looking forward to it.”

 
good info here
Your post adds what? :yawn:
What does it add? A little guidance maybe. He's trying to tell you that this thread is dedicated to the gathering of info on a specific subject. Nobody is particularly interested in your (or anyone elses) personal roster issues.
Then skip my post if it bothers you tools so much. :cry: :rolleyes: Dumb kids.

 
10/26/05: Carnell Williams (RB) TB. is expected back on Sunday from the left foot injury that cost him the last two games, according to the Tampa Tribune.

 
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A Lisfranc injury is actually a fracture of a foot bone that leads to displacement of other foot bones. If this is really his injury, he is going to be out for awhile (depending on severity of course). This has to heal properly or there could be long term damage.I wonder if this is really his injury.

 
A Lisfranc injury is actually a fracture of a foot bone that leads to displacement of other foot bones.  If this is really his injury, he is going to be out for awhile (depending on severity of course). This has to heal properly or there could be long term damage.

I wonder if this is really his injury.
Certainly not out of the question, but, three weeks later, I think we'd know about it by now if that were the case.
 
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A Lisfranc injury is actually a fracture of a foot bone that leads to displacement of other foot bones. If this is really his injury, he is going to be out for awhile (depending on severity of course). This has to heal properly or there could be long term damage.

I wonder if this is really his injury.
Certainly not out of the question, but, three weeks later, I think we'd know about it by now if that were the case.
I agree with you on this, from how serious this Lisfranc injury sounds, I'd think the Bucs would be oh so cautious with their new franchise rb and make him do absolutely nothing but heal.
 
He already played well on it once, as long as the injury doesn't cause him to hurt the hammy again then it may not slow him down all that much.

 
I think that was the same injury D. Staley had a few years ago. It kept him out a long time. Coincidentally, I had Duce then and I have Caddy now. I think Duce had surgery to correct it. Anyone remember this?

 
This is the Injury Report from PewterReport.comTampa Bay BuccaneersC. Williams RB day-to-day - HamstringRecovering from a sore hamstring and a foot sprain. Expected to be in starting lineup Sunday.J. Phillips S day-to-day - Thumb D. Jackson S day-to-day - Hamstring B. Griese QB out for season - Knee Has both a torn ACL and MCL.R. Razzano FB day-to-day - Suspension Suspended four games for violating league's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances. Was eligible to return October 16 but did not play.M. Stinchcomb T I-R - Back J. Gooch LB I-R - Calf Placed on I-R Sept 3.

 
What does :blackdot: mean?
People interested in tracking a post click on it so that when they go looknig later the black dot on the envelope will make it easier to find. that's not whay i posted, but i'll be checking backin a few days myself as a Caddy owner to either share or seek updates. :)

 
This from KFFLBuccaneers | Williams' Injury Requires Rest, PatienceTue, 25 Oct 2005 15:21:39 -0700Stephen F. Holder, of the St. Petersburg Times, reports Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Carnell Williams (foot) will need plenty of rest to completely recover from his foot injury. "The problem with the arch is the stress that goes through there is very high," said Dr. Ned Amendola, director of sports medicine at the University of Iowa. "And for a guy who is a superior athlete, the stresses are significantly increased. That means it takes more time to heal. You really have to be 100 percent because you're going to put so much of a load on it." Williams has said he has strained the tendons in the mid-foot area. "It's really an uncertain dilemma, and MRIs can't always tell you how bad it is," Amendola said. "You have to really put it all together and really listen to the athlete." The Buccaneers had a Bye in Week 7 and Williams has previously stated he expects to play in Week 8. This at least sounds better than the fracture talk.

 

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