Since anyone on the PS can be signed to another team's 53, is Ball technically "exposed" until the Patriots actually put him on the roster? Put another way, just how big a dick *is* Rex Ryan (Although I assume a player can say "no thanks, I'd rather stay here?)
Also could be tied to conditioning. Team may want to give him a couple weeks to drop a few lbs on the PS.
I don't understand the "let these guys sit 5 weeks" and then hope they're not rusty if Antonio Brown or AJ Green or the Broncos WRs come to town.
High ankle sprain requires rest above all else as I understand it, else it can linger
They are one of the nastiest injuries. A guy can walk around normally even jog no problem, but any strenuous effort can aggravate it and it hurts like hell. I can't see him playing until the last regular season game or later.
Yes, Red, of course I would.
Drew, the thing I'm saying is that the next 2 weeks he probably won't be healthy enough anyway. If they take care of business and happen to clinch HFA( if Denver loses to Pitt or Cincy) there's no way he plays at Miami. That's why I'm saying just sit him out and get healthy.
He's obviously not going to play, but just the fact that he's back at practice is a great sign.
The Rams might move out of St. Louis, fired the first year offensive coordinator, and had a player shot in the head. Twice.
I tell ya, I know we all follow this team obsessively so maybe it's just a result of that, but doesn't it seem that the Pats have about 10 times the weird shit going on compared to other clubs? From Lombardis to "scandals" to supermodels to way too many injuries and way too easy of a time finding replacements (sometimes), to weirdly debilitating illnesses, and to shoes and cobblers just a never ending parade of stuff. And a never ending parade of wins, too, making it all okay.
Bostic must be some kind of kick-ass special-teamer. It's as though BB would play with no linebackers before he puts Bostic there.
