It was reported as a knee sprain on an initial diagnosis. You guys crack me up you want injury information almost immediately then get all butthurt when you get it but it doesn't turn out completely accurate. When they ran more tests and found out what Bulagas injury was it was reported. Sorry that an initial diagnosis without an MRI or x-rays didn't reveal damage to the meniscus lol

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

It was reported as a knee sprain on an initial diagnosis. You guys crack me up you want injury information almost immediately then get all butthurt when you get it but it doesn't turn out completely accurate. When they ran more tests and found out what Bulagas injury was it was reported. Sorry that an initial diagnosis without an MRI or x-rays didn't reveal damage to the meniscus lol

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

Some people are just stupid and expect a coach to be a damn doctor. It's sickeningly annoying. What's next with those people, demanding Aaron Rodgers long snap to himself and punt? The level of absurdity is the same.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I do expect Pat McKenzie to know wtf he's talking about.

Ok, I don't EXPECT it, but I expect a normal team physician to be competent.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Not sure how long you've been following the team, but this misleading info about injuries goes back almost a decade.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Coach is optimistic about both of them. Neal and Burnett were pulled from practice on Friday. I wonder how they'll be for Monday. We could see a lot of Elliott at OLB.

Originally Posted by: DarkaneRules