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[quote=SBXVII;876436]No no, Landry can go.[/quote]
Some recent news on Landry from the [B][I]Washington Times[/I][/B] via Rotoworld suggests that Landry needs Achilles' tendon surgery but opted for rest instead. Story also says the Redskins were not happy with the decision. [url=http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4178/laron-landry]LaRon Landry - Washington Redskins - 2012 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com[/url] |
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[quote=redskin29633;877450]Some recent news on Landry from the [B][I]Washington Times[/I][/B] via Rotoworld suggests that Landry needs Achilles' tendon surgery but opted for rest instead. Story also says the Redskins were not happy with the decision.
[url=http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4178/laron-landry]LaRon Landry - Washington Redskins - 2012 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com[/url][/quote] Again? Are you serious? Get this clown out of here. |
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[quote=redskin29633;877450]Some recent news on Landry from the [B][I]Washington Times[/I][/B] via Rotoworld suggests that Landry needs Achilles' tendon surgery but opted for rest instead. Story also says the Redskins were not happy with the decision.
[url=http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4178/laron-landry]LaRon Landry - Washington Redskins - 2012 Player Profile - Rotoworld.com[/url][/quote] He gots to go. |
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why is he so adverse to the surgery it will get his career on track. He must be using this to insure his release.
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ahh laron you're killing me
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[quote=diehardskin2982;877473]why is he so adverse to the surgery it will get his career on track. He must be using this to insure his release.[/quote]
He's either not serious about pro football and/or really afraid of surgery. Amazingly, both being true wouldn't surprise me as Landry's IQ never made it to the triple digits. |
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[quote=diehardskin2982;877473]why is he so adverse to the surgery it will get his career on track. He must be using this to insure his release.[/quote]
He is probably looking at former Redskins secondary that get to the playoffs after they leave the Skins and is saying "That could be me!" |
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I'm guessing he's just not a fan of surgery, and a doctor must have told him he can rehab it without going under the knife.
Surgery isn't always necessary... just sayin'. |
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Who do you think will be the starting RB next season? I like Helu, humble and gives the chance for a big play.
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[quote=Drewsky27;877537]Who do you think will be the starting RB next season? I like Helu, humble and gives the chance for a big play.[/quote]
Unless we draft Trent Richardson, Helu will |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;877531]He is probably looking at former Redskins secondary that get to the playoffs after they leave the Skins and is saying "That could be me!"[/quote]
He's probably one of the ones Carlos mentions: San Francisco 49ers cornerback Carlos Rogers is one win away from the Super Bowl — and seemingly ages removed from an up-and-down stint in Washington. Rogers, whose 49ers face the New York Giants in Sunday’s NFC championship game, told The Post’s Barry Svrluga that he’s happy to be free of the day-to-day drama that defined his tenure with the Redskins. “People say I wasn’t happy,” Rogers said. “It’s just because I spoke out. But it was the truth. It was the truth. And I’m gone. So what is it now? It’s still stuff going on. [B]I know the guys on the team, so many guys is ready to leave. So many guys.”[/B] |
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Carlos Rogers should become a hockey fan and then learn how to "capgeek himself" properly before throwing a hissy fit about money. Champ wasn't happy here either, but we were able to make a blockbuster trade before he would have walked.
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I have heard 3 interviews from Carlos Rogers, and have read alot more of his comments. That idiot has to be the most moronic, uneducated retard that I have ever heard speak or try to utter a complete sentence. Hilarious listening to him speak. Guys a GENIUS!!!!
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[quote=SFREDSKIN;877543]He's probably one of the ones Carlos mentions:
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Carlos Rogers is one win away from the Super Bowl — and seemingly ages removed from an up-and-down stint in Washington. Rogers, whose 49ers face the New York Giants in Sunday’s NFC championship game, told The Post’s Barry Svrluga that he’s happy to be free of the day-to-day drama that defined his tenure with the Redskins. “People say I wasn’t happy,” Rogers said. “It’s just because I spoke out. But it was the truth. It was the truth. And I’m gone. So what is it now? It’s still stuff going on. [B]I know the guys on the team, so many guys is ready to leave. So many guys.”[/B][/quote] I hate to say it, but I think this is one of the major problems with this team. They have been struggling for so long there is general apathy as the season progresses, you can see it in the play. I would love to see a house clearing of many of the vets, but that won't happen. |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;877597]I hate to say it, but I think this is one of the major problems with this team. They have been struggling for so long there is general apathy as the season progresses, you can see it in the play. I would love to see a house clearing of many of the vets, but that won't happen.[/quote]
There aren't many left. Moss, Landry, McIntosh and some will be gone next season. |
[QUOTE=SFREDSKIN;877543]He's probably one of the ones Carlos mentions:
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Carlos Rogers is one win away from the Super Bowl and seemingly ages removed from an up-and-down stint in Washington. Rogers, whose 49ers face the New York Giants in Sundays NFC championship game, told The Posts Barry Svrluga that hes happy to be free of the day-to-day drama that defined his tenure with the Redskins. People say I wasnt happy, Rogers said. Its just because I spoke out. But it was the truth. It was the truth. And Im gone. So what is it now? Its still stuff going on. [B]I know the guys on the team, so many guys is ready to leave. So many guys.[/B][/QUOTE] Someone shoukd ask him if speaking the truth caused him to drop all those INTs that hit him in the f'ing hands Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;877597]I hate to say it, but I think this is one of the major problems with this team. They have been struggling for so long there is general apathy as the season progresses, you can see it in the play. I would love to see a house clearing of many of the vets, but that won't happen.[/quote]
I think only 15 people still remain from the team that Shanahan inherited. More are sure to be cut or let walk this off-season. |
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[quote=SFREDSKIN;877598]There aren't many left. Moss, Landry, McIntosh and some will be gone next season.[/quote]
McIntosh probably at the top of the list labeled "will not return in 2012." Near the end of one late season game, Doc Walker reported from the sideline that McIntosh was done as a Redskin. Beginning to look like Landry may not be far behind him as he exits Redskin Park. On the other hand, I think Moss will return for another season! |
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I see Landry staying with the team next year. Haslett will talk him into it.
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[quote=Son Of Man;878095]I see Landry staying with the team next year. Haslett will talk him into it.[/quote]
Yeah but is it going to be a another year of "let's hope he stays healthy"? |
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[quote=Ruhskins;878116]Yeah but is it going to be a another year of "let's hope he stays healthy"?[/quote]
Prior to the past 2 seasons, Landry was pretty solid health wise. His game changing ability is well worth the risk. |
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[quote=Son Of Man;878119]Prior to the past 2 seasons, Landry was pretty solid health wise.
His game changing ability is well worth the risk.[/quote] when was the last time he changed a game? cause I don't remember it... |
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Better yet, when was there one time he changed the game? Anyone?
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What about the green bay game.
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[quote=Son Of Man;878119][B]Prior to the past 2 seasons[/B], Landry was pretty solid health wise.
His game changing ability is well worth the risk.[/quote] well yeah that's when he didn't have the achilles issue, now he does and he's not getting the recommended surgery that is supposed to fix the issue. |
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[quote=artmonkforhallofamein07;878161]Better yet, when was there one time he changed the game? Anyone?[/quote]
The Seattle playoff game in '07? |
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[quote=artmonkforhallofamein07;878161]Better yet, when was there one time he changed the game? Anyone?[/quote]
so he didnt single handedly keep us in the seatlle playoff game? |
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[quote=EARTHQUAKE2689;878168]The Seattle playoff game in '07?[/quote]
Digging in the crates are we? What have you done for me lately? |
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[quote=Ruhskins;878164]well yeah that's when he didn't have the achilles issue, now he does and he's not getting the recommended surgery that is supposed to fix the issue.[/quote]
That's the problem. Have the surgery and come back 100%. |
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And Shanahan confirms today that Landry has decided not to have surgery
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[quote=NYCskinfan82;878163]What about the green bay game.[/quote]
Nobody remembers his pick in OT against Green Bay? I know we all want to dispute any impact he's had for us lately, but come on. Also I completely disagree with his decision not to have surgery. You go the "newfangled off-the-wall" treatment route after you have surgery and it fails to correct it, not when you need surgery but want to do everything possible except get the surgery. If he's injured again this season I'm going to really not concern myself with whether or not we release him. Maybe he's one of the Redskins CR was talking about when he said he knows "many" players who want to leave this team. |
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[quote=SmootSmack;878205]And Shanahan confirms today that Landry has decided not to have surgery[/quote]
One step closer to the door for Laron. We saw how well rest and no surgery worked for him last offseason. |
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Sign and trade his ass.
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Landry is no value to other teams he's a bad coverage guy and now he's injury prone
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[quote=skinsfaninok;878226]Landry is no value to other teams he's a bad coverage guy and now he's injury prone[/quote]
that is not true. he is one of the top 3 strong safeties in the league. |
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[quote=mooby;878217]Nobody remembers his pick in OT against Green Bay? I know we all want to dispute any impact he's had for us lately, but come on.
Also I completely disagree with his decision not to have surgery. You go the "newfangled off-the-wall" treatment route after you have surgery and it fails to correct it, not when you need surgery but want to do everything possible except get the surgery. If he's injured again this season I'm going to really not concern myself with whether or not we release him. Maybe he's one of the Redskins CR was talking about when he said he knows "many" players who want to leave this team.[/quote] I agree all around. His pick against Green Bay was huge. He also needs to get surgery if he wants to play at a high level. |
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[quote=Mechanix544;878228]that is not true. he is one of the top 3 strong safeties in the league.[/quote]
Yeah when he PLAYS.. I love LL but hes always hurt |
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[quote=Mechanix544;878228]that is not true. he is one of the top 3 strong safeties in the league.[/quote]
OMG, please don't start siting stats, just go watch his play for the last few years... out of position, hardly makes the play, he's a better SS vs FS. |
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[quote=SFREDSKIN;878224]Sign and trade his ass.[/quote]
This isn't the NBA. |
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[quote=EARTHQUAKE2689;878252]This isn't the NBA.[/quote]
Well then let them start a trend in the NFL. |
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