Dulak
9 years ago

Oh, that was his idea that the Packers forced Nick Collins to have surgery? My mistake then as I read it as he was stating a fact.

Uffda said many times once the season starts, he goes into hibernation. If you read what he said, you would know this. Your bromance for the guy is starting to cross a border of being gross. Not that there is anything wrong with that, of course. 😁

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



Not pointing at you Zero ... But - doing fusion surgery to a pro nfl player isnt a smart thing to do and expect him to recover and play. I know its common 'medical' practice to do this type of surgery; but others just as trained believe otherwise and have patients that recover and do not have the repercussions of surgery to boot (which in the nfl can end their career).

nerdmann
9 years ago

Nick Collins made the decision to have the surgery. If you do not know facts, maybe stop spouting off as if you do? I really don't know why you have this annoying hatred for the Packers medical staff, but you really do not have any idea what you are talking about. Focus on things you know, like, teams self shitting for example or perhaps a lull or two.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



The way I remember they told him they wouldn't let him play until he got it. Then he did, so they still wouldn't let him play.

Meanwhile I've seen hundreds of "disc bulges" just like that get successfully treated without any surgery whatsoever. Therefore I conclude that the team doctor is incompetent and does not know wtf he is doing.
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Zero2Cool
9 years ago

The way I remember they told him they wouldn't let him play until he got it. Then he did, so they still wouldn't let him play.

Meanwhile I've seen hundreds of "disc bulges" just like that get successfully treated without any surgery whatsoever. Therefore I conclude that the team doctor is incompetent and does not know wtf he is doing.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 



That's a far cry from what you said. And Nick was told for him to have any chance at playing, he needed the surgery. This is very common and transparent. Nick could have chosen no surgery and walked away. Nick made the choice, no one made him.

We have to stop thinking we are entitled to medical concerns of athletes. Know your role and accept it is not your business.


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nerdmann
9 years ago

That's a far cry from what you said. And Nick was told for him to have any chance at playing, he needed the surgery. This is very common and transparent. Nick could have chosen no surgery and walked away. Nick made the choice, no one made him.

We have to stop thinking we are entitled to medical concerns of athletes. Know your role and accept it is not your business.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



To reiterate, he could have just gotten rid of the bulge. It's not difficult.
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Zero2Cool
9 years ago

Not pointing at you Zero ... But - doing fusion surgery to a pro nfl player isnt a smart thing to do and expect him to recover and play. I know its common 'medical' practice to do this type of surgery; but others just as trained believe otherwise and have patients that recover and do not have the repercussions of surgery to boot (which in the nfl can end their career).

Originally Posted by: Dulak 



Those were not the expectations. Those were mere hopes. If the guy wanted ANY CHANCE at playing again, he had to have the surgery. It is critical to understand that phrase -- ANY CHANCE -- here. It does not mean he was expected to return to the field. It does not mean he was immediately cleared once surgery was over. No, nothing of the sort. It means for the player to have had ANY CHANCE (widely acknowledged as slim) the surgery was necessary.

A lot of athletes are posed with the option of retire or have surgery and work your ass off to get back on the field. ACL for example. You can recover from that and live a normal non-athlete life, but if you want ANY CHANCE of playing again you are better off to have the surgery.
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Zero2Cool
9 years ago
Gotta respect a staff that respects its players.

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beast
9 years ago

Gotta respect a staff that respects its players.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



Very very very true.

BUT... I have to wonder that IF he is done for the season, when or if the Packers will move him to the IR. (and they could still be doing more test to determine stuff). Then again even if they moved him to the IR, that doesn't mean they would do anything with his roster spot... as Ted Thompson has done it a number of times, left a roster spot open to give him freedom to make moves if/when a move is needed (and I think he left Nick Collins on the roster a while even after it was reported his career is probably over and clearly his season was over).

Normally it hasn't hurt Ted Thompson or the Packers but it did seem to tick off or piss off CB Jumal Rolle, who might of been ticked off before that, as he seemed (according to a number of fans) seemed to out play CB Goodson, and they kept Goodson, and didn't bring up Rolle when they had a free roster spot, so when he got an offer from the Texans, he was gone (even though rumor has it the Packers then offered a roster spot to him as well).

But if there is basically a free spot, I wouldn't mind locking up DL Gaston or TE Perillo (or someone better if they like someone more). Packers could also use more depth at TE, LB and S with possible injuries making those spots slim of healthy players.


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DoddPower
9 years ago

Very very very true.

BUT... I have to wonder that IF he is done for the season, when or if the Packers will move him to the IR. (and they could still be doing more test to determine stuff). Then again even if they moved him to the IR, that doesn't mean they would do anything with his roster spot... as Ted Thompson has done it a number of times, left a roster spot open to give him freedom to make moves if/when a move is needed (and I think he left Nick Collins on the roster a while even after it was reported his career is probably over and clearly his season was over).

Normally it hasn't hurt Ted Thompson or the Packers but it did seem to tick off or piss off CB Jumal Rolle, who might of been ticked off before that, as he seemed (according to a number of fans) seemed to out play CB Goodson, and they kept Goodson, and didn't bring up Rolle when they had a free roster spot, so when he got an offer from the Texans, he was gone (even though rumor has it the Packers then offered a roster spot to him as well).

But if there is basically a free spot, I wouldn't mind locking up DL Gaston or TE Perillo (or someone better if they like someone more). Packers could also use more depth at TE, LB and S with possible injuries making those spots slim of healthy players.

Originally Posted by: beast 



Gaston would be nice. Good depth.
Barfarn
9 years ago
It's possible they're doing tests that will affect what seems to be the inevitable. But I think its just a stall until they decide what to do w/ the roster spot.
Ted Thompson may have made an error last year moving Mulumba to IR too quickly [leaving us w/ 52 on roster] because for a player to qualify for a 3rd year on practice squad the team must have a full roster the entire time the guy was on PS. It's hard to believe Ted Thompson would have goofed like that, so maybe the roster has to be at 52 for more than 1 week and/or to qualify for those newly created 2 practice squad spots the 52 roster thingy doesn't matter.

And as Beast points out, if you have an open roster spot, all 10 guys on the PS might get pi$$ed and/or feel the club doesn't value them at all.

greengold
9 years ago

It's possible they're doing tests that will affect what seems to be the inevitable. But I think its just a stall until they decide what to do w/ the roster spot.

Originally Posted by: Barfarn 





Tim Scott is on the Cowboys practice squad. Played 3 years at CB and his senior year at S in college.

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