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KFFL wrote: Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers' (collarbone) fractured collarbone is still an extraordinary risk at ... Starting to sound like the injury was worse than let on. But then again, this organization would never downplay injuries and mislead us. Clearly Ted Thompson is at fault for not throwing Rodgers back out there ASAP. |
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Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra  Starting to sound like the injury was worse than let on. But then again, this organization would never downplay injuries and mislead us. Clearly Ted Thompson is at fault for not throwing Rodgers back out there ASAP. They just said that from a story I read that said if he broke it again it has a slight risk of causing nerve damage. |
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Originally Posted by: dhazer They just said that from a story I read that said if he broke it again it has a slight risk of causing nerve damage. But-but, he can re-injure it and heal it over the offseason! |
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Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra Starting to sound like the injury was worse than let on. But then again, this organization would never downplay injuries and mislead us. Clearly Ted Thompson is at fault for not throwing Rodgers back out there ASAP. Ted's the only one I trust in the organization. |
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Originally Posted by: nerdmann Ted's the only one I trust in the organization. What has he done to gain so much trust? Oh thats right he got us an offensive line or was it he built us a great defense |
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Originally Posted by: dhazer What has he done to gain so much trust?
Oh thats right he got us an offensive line or was it he built us a great defense Our injured players alone could be any team in the NFL. And yet we're still in contention. Ted knows what to do. |
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Nerve injury? Come on! That's CYA bullshit if I ever heard it.
If we win, we win IN SPITE of God damned Ted Thompson, NOT because of him. |
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Tex....come on! No TT, no SB 45 win.
And no shot at making the playoffs almost
every year.
No GM in the NFL is right 100% of the time, but
he's done pretty darn good in my opinion.
Who would you replace him with that's so
much better?
Most NFL teams would love to have a guy
like him.
Even Ron Wolf wasn't always right. |
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Charles Woodson broke his collarbone twice, and it didn't mean shit.
So now we're gonna say Rodgers could suffer nerve damage? Get outta here. |
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Originally Posted by: blueleopard Charles Woodson broke his collarbone twice, and it didn't mean shit.
So now we're gonna say Rodgers could suffer nerve damage? Get outta here. Woodson sat out like 9 weeks didn't he?
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So do you ALL WORLD IMBECILES still think it was a good idea to be hyper hyper hyper cautious and keep Rodgers from playing?
And what's the excuse gonna be next week if we are lucky enough to have the Bears lose tonight? Sheesh! |
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Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker So do you ALL WORLD IMBECILES still think it was a good idea to be hyper hyper hyper cautious and keep Rodgers from playing?
And what's the excuse gonna be next week if we are lucky enough to have the Bears lose tonight? Sheesh! I am not a doctor. I did not, nor have I seen the x-rays. It is not my collarbone. Those outside of that circle are the ALL WORLD IMBECILES flapping their ignorant gums. Which is us fans and that is our right to do so. |
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Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker So do you ALL WORLD IMBECILES still think it was a good idea to be hyper hyper hyper cautious and keep Rodgers from playing?
And what's the excuse gonna be next week if we are lucky enough to have the Bears lose tonight? Sheesh! We understand that you are old and stupid and need another SB ring to admire before death comes, but what part about the bone not being healed is so confusing to you? |
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Originally Posted by: DakotaT We understand that you are old and stupid and need another SB ring to admire before death comes, but what part about the bone not being healed is so confusing to you? I'm pretty sure I'll outlive you, Cholesterol Kid. What part of ABLE TO PLAY and WANTING TO PLAY and COACH WANTS HIM TO PLAY can you fools not understand? This super LAME excuse about "nerve damage"? Maybe Matthews will get "nerve damage" in his thumb; Maybe Lacy will get "nerve damage" in his ankle. If Rodgers played (or plays against the Bears), and heaven forbid, gets his collarbone rebroke, there's no way in hell it is any threat to his career. But most of the so-called fans in this forum use that or a dozen other equally stupid excuses to defend the dumbass GM who apparently is responsible for keeping him out and doing his best to cost the Packers the season. HOW can you so-called fans place so little importance on winning? Vince Lombardi would be ashamed of ya'all. "Winning isn't everything, but not rebreaking a collarbone is the ONLY THING" - a big Yeah Right to that! |
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Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker I'm pretty sure I'll outlive you, Cholesterol Kid.
What part of ABLE TO PLAY and WANTING TO PLAY and COACH WANTS HIM TO PLAY can you fools not understand? This super LAME excuse about "nerve damage"? Maybe Matthews will get "nerve damage" in his thumb; Maybe Lacy will get "nerve damage" in his ankle. If Rodgers played (or plays against the Bears), and heaven forbid, gets his collarbone rebroke, there's no way in hell it is any threat to his career. But most of the so-called fans in this forum use that or a dozen other equally stupid excuses to defend the dumbass GM who apparently is responsible for keeping him out and doing his best to cost the Packers the season.
HOW can you so-called fans place so little importance on winning? Vince Lombardi would be ashamed of ya'all. "Winning isn't everything, but not rebreaking a collarbone is the ONLY THING" - a big Yeah Right to that!
Trust me old man, I'll be taking a piss on your grave. [roflmao] Cholesterol being treated from your middle twenties equates to no blockage or heart attacks. Most of us so-called fans win in life every day, and some of us have shown extreme courage in the face of adversity so I think Vince would be quite proud of us. But nice try at some smelt. So now back to your dumb ass. Rodgers will play when cleared, and all of your conspiracy theories against the GM that brought us a Lombardi trophy is laughable at the very least. Now run along and start up another dumbass thread in the BA for me to beat you down some more. |
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