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Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:05:02 AM(UTC)
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Broken toe. Quote:Woodson breaks toe
Though Packers coach Mike McCarthy often is reluctant to give out much injury information, he gave in on Wednesday and revealed cornerback Charles Woodson broke a toe against the Vikings.
On Tuesday, McCarthy called it a toe injury. But on Wednesday, after several questions about whether it was related to the turf toe that bothered Woodson last season, McCarthy caved.
Its a toe fracture, McCarthy said. There, too much information. I feel dirty.
It is unknown which toe Woodson broke.
Woodson did not practice on Wednesday and was one of 11 players listed on the injury report.
Being a CB, that's a bigger issue than I would expect. Footwork is key. I hope it's not a big deal. If Jarrett Bush gets playing time I'm going to have to put Packone\Alex on suicide watch.
Where is Packone anyway?
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:29:50 AM(UTC)
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i broke my big toe last year, dr wouldnt let me put any weight on it for at least 2 weeks..
oddly enough i broke the pinky toe on same foot 2 weeks ago and even tho the dr said no weight on it for 3 weeks, I had no choice but to work and walk on it..
Painful as hell, and I am not sure how he can do this..Unless he gets special inserts, and the toe all shot up at game time
Sterling Sharpe got that in the Detroit playoff game where he caught the 50 yard td bomb at the end..
He said the pain killing shot wore off at his toe the last 2 mins and he could hardly run..that is why he was jogging when he caught it
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:38:33 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
Another insightful contribution to the forum by "LongTime."
Chuck has glass toes. Not sure what that means, but he has had toe challenges going back to "Da Raidahhs" He hurt his toe and missed games returning a punt for the Raidahhs and that was why I was hoping he would not return punts when he signed with the Packers. But he did, and again missed games doing the same thing, returning a punt and a toe injury.
I would think a broken toe is worse than turf toe, but I am no doctor, but
perhaps he has to re-evaluate his shoe of choice? Would steel toe construction boots slow him down?
Regardless.... I am sure this young team can step up "And Toe The Line" without him in the line up for a while. I have a feeling the 2008/2009 Packers are a special team. A team that has a mission that shall be completed.
R.P.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:50:44 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
" said: 
Another insightful contribution to the forum by "LongTime."
Chuck has glass toes. Not sure what that means, but he has had toe challenges going back to "Da Raidahhs" He hurt his toe and missed games returning a punt for the Raidahhs and that was why I was hoping he would not return punts when he signed with the Packers. But he did, and again missed games doing the same thing, returning a punt and a toe injury.
I would think a broken toe is worse than turf toe, but I am no doctor, but
perhaps he has to re-evaluate his shoe of choice? Would steel toe construction boots slow him down?
Regardless.... I am sure this young team can step up "And Toe The Line" without him in the line up for a while. I have a feeling the 2008/2009 Packers are a special team. A team that has a mission that shall be completed.
R.P.
toe the line? God gawd cheeseyitis is catchy :p
Turf toe is some sort of tear of the joint at the ball of the foot and the big toe
but form everything I have been thru ( with my broken toes) the treatment is the same, pain is the same, either the player can deal with it or not..
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 4:44:05 AM(UTC)
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Ah man...thats gonna suck. But it will be a great test for our young corners.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 7:20:49 AM(UTC)
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Maybe he was playing too much "this little piggy".
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 8:01:10 AM(UTC)
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This does not sound good at all. Hopefully it is the slightest fracture possible. I am leery because I know how injuries tend to "grow" with this Packer team. First they don't admit it, then they say it's just a slight injury, then the player misses a game, then he misses a bunch of games or is put on IR. Woodson has played through a lot of injuries, though, so if anyone can do it, he can.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 8:21:41 AM(UTC)
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Broken Toe,... hmm heard about that. They said it was the big toe on the radio.
I think it'll be Tramon Williams who would fill in, not Jarrett Bush. Not having Woodson on the field will surely hurt us. Especially against this the Lions who have two pretty good WR.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 8:35:57 AM(UTC)
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It's sure not good news for us. Especially with Dallas up next. If they sit him the Detroit game, we might be ok.....but against Dallas, we NEED him for sure.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 8:46:16 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
Broken Toe,... hmm heard about that. They said it was the big toe on the radio.
I think it'll be Tramon Williams who would fill in, not Jarrett Bush. Not having Woodson on the field will surely hurt us. Especially against this the Lions who have two pretty good WR.
Yeah, if Woodson can't play, Tramon Williams will start, and I think he will have problems against those big receivers on the Lions. Blackmon will move up to the nickel spot and Bush to the dime, but if Blackmon gets hurt (which has happened numerous times before) we've got Bush playing nickel against an explosive passing team.
Bush was not THAT terrible last season, but he declined toward the end, and in the preseason this year he really looked like he had lost confidence. So I would say that it is time to worry a little. A game that was looking like a pretty sure W for the Packers could end up being a shoot-out that is decided by one or two big plays. Let's hope Charles can get an injection or whatever so he can play the game.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:04:34 AM(UTC)
Ugh. The thought of Bush or Tramon Williams covering Roy Williams or Calvin Johnson one on one scares the hell out of me.
Woodson needs titanium toes.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:14:44 AM(UTC)
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If Jarrett Bush gets playing time I'm going to have to put Packone\Alex on suicide watch.
I'll be right there with him.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:15:25 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
It's sure not good news for us. Especially with Dallas up next. If they sit him the Detroit game, we might be ok.....but against Dallas, we NEED him for sure.
Isn't Dallas in week 4?
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:18:52 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
" said: 
It's sure not good news for us. Especially with Dallas up next. If they sit him the Detroit game, we might be ok.....but against Dallas, we NEED him for sure.
Isn't Dallas in week 4?
Week 3 and I think its a Sunday night game. Not sure. But the whole Dallas thing ... argh ... this could mean twice in the regular season, back to back seasons no Woodson ... lol
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:22:08 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
" said: 
" said: 
It's sure not good news for us. Especially with Dallas up next. If they sit him the Detroit game, we might be ok.....but against Dallas, we NEED him for sure.
Isn't Dallas in week 4?
Week 3 and I think its a Sunday night game. Not sure. But the whole Dallas thing ... argh ... this could mean twice in the regular season, back to back seasons no Woodson ... lol
So Al Harris on T.O.
Wonderful, cuz he does SO WELL with big\strong WRs.
If this is the case(no woody), then I hope they put TO in motion a lot so other CBs cover him. THAT'S how much I don't wanna see Al\TO.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:28:29 AM(UTC)
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" said: 
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It's sure not good news for us. Especially with Dallas up next. If they sit him the Detroit game, we might be ok.....but against Dallas, we NEED him for sure.
Isn't Dallas in week 4?
Nope....week 3.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:50:12 PM(UTC)
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So Al Harris on T.O.
Wonderful, cuz he does SO WELL with big\strong WRs.
If this is the case(no woody), then I hope they put TO in motion a lot so other CBs cover him. THAT'S how much I don't wanna see Al\TO.
It will be Al Harris on T.O. whether or not Woodson plays, because Harris always covers the other team's best receiver. I don't think that's changed. Harris is our most physical corner and is the best guy to match up with big WR's. Roy Williams thinks that Harris is the best corner in the league. But when a really good WR like Terrell Owens or Plaxico Burress gets in a groove they can be almost impossible to stop.
T.O's big night against us last year was less than half Harris's fault anyway. The Packers were playing a lot of zones and the Cowboys had Owens run a lot of crossing routes so he would be guarded by the likes of Jarret Bush and Nick Collins.
Plaxico Burress, on the other hand, pretty much schooled Harris. I think Harris and the coaching staff underestimated Burress because he had been playing hurt all year. So they went with one-on-one coverage, but it turned out to be the only game where Burress was healthy. (He injured himself again before the Super Bowl and only caught two or three passes, although one of them was the game-winner.)
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:51:43 PM(UTC)
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Where is Packone anyway?
He has a job now, remember?
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 12:57:32 PM(UTC)
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Charles.. give me a call, I have a couple extra feet with toes in perfectly good condition in the garage.. I donate one for the team. Graphite baby.. no more toe troubles. :lol:
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:27:22 PM(UTC)
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I hope Woodson wont miss any time, we really can't handle injuries to our CB's. He looked pretty good last night, can't remember too many catchers from "his" guy.
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