deedub75
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2 minutes ago, Steamboat_Shaun said:
Wow, that Pagano presser was... odd.
He’s odd.
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I expect him to plead HIPAA.
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We have to get a pass rusher with the pick. Great pass rushers rarely if ever hit free agency.
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Browns may have the #1 pick next season too.
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29 minutes ago, The Old Crow said:
It depends how you look at it. Rosenbloom was the owner of the Baltimore Colts when they won Super Bowl 5. Baltimore was the city at the time that won Super Bowl 5. Irsay and Indy eventually inherited the Colts franchise, but not until after Super Bowl 5 was won.
Its weird that the original trophy resides in St Louis. It’s also odd that you will find no banners of the 1958,59, 68 NFL Championships or Super Bowl 5 in either Baltimore or Indy.
Well, we have participation banners hanging in LOS. Might as well hang those NFL Championships and Super Bowl 5 banners too.
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If I were him, I wouldn't want to come back. Go somewhere else and chase a ring. Unless he's fine being a mentor and rotational player.
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1 hour ago, IinD said:
Could be they're trying to be dramatic for ratings, but a basic Google search says..
Surgical recovery after a biceps tenodesis is usually about four to six weeks. However, as mentioned earlier, often a tenodesis is performed along with other surgical procedures that may require a more lengthy recovery. If having an isolated tenodesis procedure, the patient can expect to wear a sling for a few weeks.
We obviously aren't Dr's, but I think just from reading the above it would be a long rehab if you had both done at the same time. Luck's shoulder has to be fine by now, if it's simply the bicep relocation, it sounds pretty straight forward and like they said above it's 4-6 weeks.
Will Carroll, who is regarded as a sportswriter who specializes in the coverage of medical issues, was on with Grady and Big Joe this morning. He seems to think that Luck would be fine if he had the surgery but he thinks that it's more like 6-9 months for recovery for a person who throws for a living. He talked about Favre and Elway. Favre's surgery was a tenotomy which involved releasing the biceps tendon and not reattaching it. Elway actually snapped his biceps tendon and said he felt better after it snapped. He also say he called Curt Schilling who had the tenodesis surgery and Schilling told him how difficult the recovery and rehab was and that it ultimately led him to retire. Luck is much younger so that's a positive that he'd heal up much faster.
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1 hour ago, Corndog said:
Great post. I suppose if we are going to use the chef analogies, Pagano is like hiring a chef specializing in Italian cuisine to run a sushi bar. The point this really illustrates is this team needs to have a head coach and general manager on the same page. Something that simply wasn't the case with Pagano and Grigson.
I think of Pagano as more of a sous chef.
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7 minutes ago, Superman said:
Let's torture this analogy, because I'm kind of tired of it anyway...
If I give you eggs, veggies and bacon, will you try to make an omelette, or will you try to make steak dinner? Both are good meals, but you would be foolish to try to make a steak dinner out of omelette ingredients.
This staff -- led by Pagano -- has spent several seasons trying to make the wrong kind of meal for the type of ingredients he has. They don't have steak and potatoes, they have eggs and veggies, but refuse to make a simple but effective omelette.
And yet, the argument is 'he doesn't have the groceries for a steak dinner!' Yet, no one needs a steak dinner, just a good meal using whatever ingredients you have.
Pagano’s just not a good chef.
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It could go either way or somewhere in the middle.
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16 minutes ago, oldunclemark said:
actually Osweiler is not 3-0 against the Colts because he didn't start Thursday.
So I wouldn't take anything from this game. It was just another one
It won’t go down as winning a start in the stats, but he definitely won that game for them. He made some plays and got his team fired up. I think we win if Siemian stays in. It just goes down as another loss for the Colts when they knock out the opponent’s starting QB.
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52 minutes ago, Coltsman1788 said:
Watch us win this one. lol
That’s blasphemy!
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Can they rule out a few more?
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Right on schedule.
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Rick Venturi said it was a good call by the refs and it should have been called on the TD because they did the same thing.
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Am I the only one who was happy about the penalty?
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I just heard Stephen Holder on the radio say that Luck is still receiving treatment in Germany and it’s not a 1 time treatment. He said that he’s hearing things are encouraging.
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26 minutes ago, Sumo63 said:
They probably want to keep distractions at a minimum until the season is over. I suspect we'll hear from Andrew in Jan.
I think they need a distraction from all of the losing.
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38 minutes ago, TheRustonRifle#7 said:
Sad but true...
I thought we were eliminated when Grigson and Pagano received extensions.
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He’s either accepted his fate or he’s already been given a free pass on this season.
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6 minutes ago, buccolts said:
Link?
Sarcasm.
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41 minutes ago, Colts_Fan12 said:
I know they suck But they have a tendency to win games late every year and screw stuff up
Titans have come to the rescue the last couple of years to save the season.
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54 minutes ago, jvan1973 said:
He didn't lie to anyone to get the job he has.
He didn’t lie. He greatly embellished though.
Andrew Luck to Address Media after Friday Practice
in Colts Football
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I would have rather have him say that he actually had stem cell or some other sort of treatment than the answers that he's giving. He went all of the way to the Netherlands to rehab with a trainer and no sort of medical treatment? I think he's playing loosely with the truth here.