go after the best ILB, if Bud hasa good year what you save from bell extension you lock up bud for 5 years and you still have enough to get a top flight ILB and eithier retain foster or pay Finney starting cash.
What 2019 UFA RB Might the Steelers Pursue?
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Listen first of all calm down on the insults ********.
Second you have absolutely no idea if there will be any residual effects of being off a year one way or another. And neither do teams. Which is why they will be playing close attention this year. And if he half steps that price goes down.
With breaks that area will tend to be weaker, which opens the door for re injury.
I am wide awake, perhaps you need a nap.
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And now you're scrambling because you realize how ridiculous you sound. No, generally, a properly/fully-healed broken bone is, in most instances, even stronger than it was before at the point of the break. Half-step? Again, this isn't a broken femur, it's a wrist, for the love of God. So no, there is literally zero chance of him ever ending up in Pittsburgh because he will be among the most coveted of (if not THEE most coveted) of free agent rb's, once he gets his shot to hit the market, and he's going to be looking towards a payday at least similar in volume, to what some dumbass team will give Bell. You keep up this dumbassery and your new name around here is gonna be "Coach" (sorry, Coach lol)
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Levs 14 mil and Shaziers money will be off the book next year. We will have some money
https://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/19/health/19really.html
No the bone isn't stronger afterwards. Don't confuse a temporary callus strengthening period with a permanent outcome.
It all depends on the severity as far as re -injury.
Don't confuse your opinion with me sounding ridiculous.
Ridiculous is telling me bones are stronger which they are not. Only thing scrambled is your brain and the propensity for you to get butt hurt far too easily.
Again his contract will depend a lot on this year. Perhaps the injury starts a long line of injuries. Related or not related to this injury. Some people just never come back from a long lay off the same, for one reason or another. Let us not pretend you can see the future.
And compare me to coach because you disagree with me on top of other insults?
Go **** yourself.
BTW I am a medical coder so I have half a ******* clue when I talk about something medical. I went to school, I am state certified. I work in the medical field 40 plus hours a week. Read charts daily, and code them medically accurate so hospitals get paid. I have weekly education modules, and have a high accuracy percentage. 97/98 So I am far from dumb when it comes to opinions that cover this area of expertise.
So clear your head and again listen closely.
1 I never said he would come to Pittsburgh or that I wanted him. My focus was on the notion that the injury could effect his money, and yeah it still could. It is a wait and see with him, regardless of what you throw out there.
2 I suggest you take a new approach to posting with people, as you seem to be able to dish **** out, but take in nothing without your arms flailing in the air.
3 Don't confuse your opinion with fact, because I have already pointed out flaws.
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12844035 - here is a wrist dislocation study.
4 types of wrist dislocations BTW
Anterior lunate dislocation. The lunate bone rotates while the other wrist bones remain in place.
Perilunate dislocation. This type involves the lunate bone and the three ligaments around it.
Galeazzi fracture. This type involves a break in your radius bone and dislocation of your radioulnar joint.
Monteggia fracture. This involves a break in your ulna and dislocation of one of the ends of your radius.
Dislocation
A dislocation is a separation of 2 bones where they meet at a joint. Joints are areas where 2 bones come together.
A dislocated joint is a joint where the bones are no longer in their normal positions.
Considerations
It may be hard to tell a dislocated joint from a broken bone. Both are emergencies that need first aid treatment.
Most dislocations can be treated in a doctor's office or emergency room. You may be given medicine to make you sleepy and to numb the area. Sometimes, general anesthesia that puts you into a deep sleep is needed.
When treated early, most dislocations do not cause permanent injury.
You should expect that:
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000014.htm
4 types of wrist dislocations BTW
Anterior lunate dislocation. The lunate bone rotates while the other wrist bones remain in place.
Perilunate dislocation. This type involves the lunate bone and the three ligaments around it.
Galeazzi fracture. This type involves a break in your radius bone and dislocation of your radioulnar joint.
Monteggia fracture. This involves a break in your ulna and dislocation of one of the ends of your radius.
Dislocation
A dislocation is a separation of 2 bones where they meet at a joint. Joints are areas where 2 bones come together.
A dislocated joint is a joint where the bones are no longer in their normal positions.
Considerations
It may be hard to tell a dislocated joint from a broken bone. Both are emergencies that need first aid treatment.
Most dislocations can be treated in a doctor's office or emergency room. You may be given medicine to make you sleepy and to numb the area. Sometimes, general anesthesia that puts you into a deep sleep is needed.
When treated early, most dislocations do not cause permanent injury.
You should expect that:
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000014.htm
RISK INCREASES WITH
Contact sports such as football, basketball, soccer or hockey.
Previous wrist dislocation or sprain.
Repeated wrist injury of any sort.
http://www.healthse.com/injuries/injuries187.php
Now that I established there is a risk, it isn't unreasonable to conclude that risk could alter the amount of money DJ gets. Or even which teams would pursue him.
Again which is why a bounce back year will be important for him, and if he shows any lingering effects related to his lengthy time off he won't market what Bell will.
Contact sports such as football, basketball, soccer or hockey.
Previous wrist dislocation or sprain.
Repeated wrist injury of any sort.
http://www.healthse.com/injuries/injuries187.php
Now that I established there is a risk, it isn't unreasonable to conclude that risk could alter the amount of money DJ gets. Or even which teams would pursue him.
Again which is why a bounce back year will be important for him, and if he shows any lingering effects related to his lengthy time off he won't market what Bell will.
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bwahahahaha, now he wants to lecture us on his profession! whoopty-*******-doo, "coach". you said something stupid, you know it and your ego won't allow you to admit it, and now you're completely losing your ****, talking about "i'm a muh-muh-muh-medical coder 'n stuff, i'm damn near a physician myself!"
tell you what, coach. let's make a bet. for david johnson's next long-term contract, if he's not one of the top-3 paid running backs in the league, then i'll not post here for the first month of that particular season. if he is, then you won't. is that a deal? c'mon coach, you got the kahones, right?
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Just get dri archer?
Damn near? don't talk in riddles expand on what you do, and let me know how that discredits what info I have provided you.
So you want to play this coach card?
I will play you are a ******* idiot card and stand by it.
I didn't say anything stupid I backed up my words with fact, you backed yours up with ramblings. bwahaha on that.
So now you want to bet top 3, why is that unreasonable? I never said he couldn't make good money. But you said he will make Bell money which is obviously resetting the market.
Also you don't seem to grasp that this year weighs on outcome.
Guysm I am saying top 3 RB money wow @ this earth chattering prediction. Way to go out on a limb dipshit.
So by all means continue being a ******* idiot.
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We have won nothing with Bell, get a good running back and make better decisions on this defense.
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I think your weed intake has damaged your brain cells.
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thank goodness i quit smoking almost a year ago, huh?
yeah that wouldn't have been good for your orthopedic surgery residency
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get ready to watch a lot of this in a few months, peewee
Nah I just like to watch the Steelers, you have fun though. Go ahead and pick him for your fantasy team and bet big bucks. Whats the worse that can happen fruitloop.
Before anyone wants to talk about replacing Dupree, realize he is locked to our roster with a 5th year option next year.
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And, being a fan of football, yes, I will watch. He's a quality player who will command top-dollar, why wouldn't I?
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I don't need a typo police. If your sole purpose is to be a ******** go do it elsewhere. Btw you went crazy with the commas. One isn't needed after and, and after yes. See how that works ? Now run along and do yourself a favor and stay in school. You aren't as smart as you think you are. Try bringing something to the site worthwhile instead of being hell-bent on trolling and smartassary.
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Coleman is the type of player Colbert looks at; young, produces, on first post rookie contract.
He’s aching to get out of Freeman’s shadow and ATL won’t pay him like his teammate.
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He’s aching to get out of Freeman’s shadow and ATL won’t pay him like his teammate.
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