"Bishop said in a phone interview that the team never discussed the idea of him taking a pay cut, saying only that they would check back with him down the road if he were released and didn't find work elsewhere. "


I need someone to make sense of this for me. No, we won't offer you a lower deal, but hey if no one else wants you, then we can talk? Is that just an angle to get him on the dirt cheap?

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I found an interesting history on ruptured hamstrings in the NFL from a study in the American Journal of Orthopedics

AJO looked at 10 hamstring ruptures in the NFL from 1990-2008. Nine of 10 returned, but only five of 10 returned to play more than one game.

Two of the 10 returned and soon after suffered other serious injury to the same leg (Achilles tendon tear, another ruptured hamstring)

AJO's finding on ruptured hamstring in the NFL: "This injury is a marker for elite-level physical deterioration.

Read some interesting tweets by Zach Kruse  from cheeseheadtv.com

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

"Bishop said in a phone interview that the team never discussed the idea of him taking a pay cut, saying only that they would check back with him down the road if he were released and didn't find work elsewhere. "


I need someone to make sense of this for me. No, we won't offer you a lower deal, but hey if no one else wants you, then we can talk? Is that just an angle to get him on the dirt cheap?

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Now was that so hard?

Originally Posted by: DakotaT