I am sure Fox has wood thinking about how great the new injury report system is.. Questionable 1-50% chance he is out. I am sure if a player has to pee during a walk through they are going to be listed as questionable.
I am sure Fox has wood thinking about how great the new injury report system is.. Questionable 1-50% chance he is out. I am sure if a player has to pee during a walk through they are going to be listed as questionable.
hahaha I dont know about that, but I do know that Fox would like nothing more than that there was no Injury report at all
I am sure Fox has wood thinking about how great the new injury report system is.. Questionable 1-50% chance he is out. I am sure if a player has to pee during a walk through they are going to be listed as questionable.
hahaha I dont know about that, but I do know that Fox would like nothing more than that there was no Injury report at all
Or make it more generic. Not upper body or lower body. Just that it is either on his body or not on his body. That sly Fox.
I am sure Fox has wood thinking about how great the new injury report system is.. Questionable 1-50% chance he is out. I am sure if a player has to pee during a walk through they are going to be listed as questionable.
hahaha I dont know about that, but I do know that Fox would like nothing more than that there was no Injury report at all
True. All I can think of is to paraphrase Bones from the original Star Trek episodes.
Fox; "For God's sake Jim, I'm a football coach not a doctor". LOL
We are likely to find out if Long will be able to play through his injury or will need to get surgery today.
He looked fine to me and IMHO it'll either heal on it's own or any surgery although highly unlikely will come after the season. Again, surgery is a last resort for a labrum injury and only if it doesn't heal on it's own.
We are likely to find out if Long will be able to play through his injury or will need to get surgery today.
He looked fine to me and IMHO it'll either heal on it's own or any surgery although highly unlikely will come after the season. Again, surgery is a last resort for a labrum injury and only if it doesn't heal on it's own.
I didn't notice any weakness, not worried about him at all.
Now I'm thinkin' maybe White should have stayed injured after all. Hmmmmmm
Whatever happened to that deal where you only get a Wednesday practice day off. If you don't practice on Thursday and Friday you don't play? Did the players get that banned by the CBA too?
Chicago Bears injury report: Kyle Fuller limited in practice CHICAGO, IL - NOVEMBER 16: By: Bryan Perez | 2 hours ago
For the first time since training camp opened this summer, the Chicago Bears are starting to resemble a healthy football team. Only cornerback Kyle Fuller was limited in practice today, something Bears fans aren’t used to hearing for quite a while.
Fuller underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on August 18 to remedy a nagging issue that had been slowing the third-year corner’s development this offseason. He had hoped to play in the opener, but the Bears opted to play Tracy Porter, Jacoby Glenn, Deiondre’ Hall and Bryce Callahan in the Week 1 loss to the Texans.
The Bears had nine players on the injury report last week, including the likes of Kyle Long and Kevin White. Both Long and White suited up against the Texans with mixed results.
Long played all 57 snaps and had one of the best overall performances on the team. White played 56 snaps and had the game’s biggest mental lapse when his poor route running led to a Jay Cutler interception.
Fuller hasn’t been ruled out for Week 2, and with an extra day of rehab coming before the game kicks off on Monday Night, his odds of playing are much greater than last week.
If Fuller cannot go, expect the combination of Porter, Glenn and Callahan to again receive the lion’s share of reps at cornerback.