Any news on the severity of his injury?
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Davon. Could be a LOT worse. Encouraging news!
You could at least spell his name right, asswipe....
Thanks for the update.Better news than I expected.
quote:Originally posted by MNPackman:
You could at least spell his name right, asswipe....
So much love, respect, and camaraderie for our fellow packer backers on this site....
You rang?
quote:Originally posted by MNPackman:
asswipe....
That's azzz-weee-pay
hopefully its not like tramons injury and he won't have to play at 50% all year.
quote:Originally posted by bubbleboy789:
hopefully its not like tramons injury and he won't have to play at 50% all year.
Tramon said his injury was extremely rare. Almost never happens in that area of the shoulder and very hard to repeat.
from GreenBayPressGazette column;
âHeâs very eager to get after the rehab,â McCarthy said. â(After) that time, the option of playing with a harness and potential surgery is really what weâre looking at. Thereâs a lot of history with this particular injury that weâve had here, but every one of them is a different scenario. Two or three weeks and how he responds to the rehab will be a big part of the decision.â
âHeâs very eager to get after the rehab,â McCarthy said. â(After) that time, the option of playing with a harness and potential surgery is really what weâre looking at. Thereâs a lot of history with this particular injury that weâve had here, but every one of them is a different scenario. Two or three weeks and how he responds to the rehab will be a big part of the decision.â
quote:Tramon said his injury was extremely rare. Almost never happens in that area of the shoulder and very hard to repeat.
that's good to hear.
I hope he isn't prone to injuries. Most accidents happen within a few miles of House.
**Groan**
That's right. I'm heckling you.
That's right. I'm heckling you.
http://blogs.thescore.com/nfl/...ing-great-potential/
Some comments /review of his play vs the Chargers in preseason. Arrow is pointing up for Mr. House, hope he recovers quickly
Some comments /review of his play vs the Chargers in preseason. Arrow is pointing up for Mr. House, hope he recovers quickly
If House gets back healthy for the season opener, I will be very confident in the defense this year.
That's the play I was giddy over in the game thread. Pure textbook. Only thing that can stop this kid right now is the injury bug he seems to get bitten by.
quote:Originally posted by DH13:
That's the play I was giddy over in the game thread. Pure textbook. Only thing that can stop this kid right now is the injury bug he seems to get bitten by.
And that's the play that Bush just can't seem to figure out after 7 years in the league.....
So true. I don't think it's a reach to say that House and Hayward are already the 3rd and 4th best CB options on the team at this point. That bodes well for the amount of dime they plan to run.
I'm cautiously optimistic about both Hayward and House. Yes they both have had great camps and have shown a ton of talent, but they are both still very green. House played some last year, but it's a big leap from Dime CB facing the team's 4th WR to starting CB facing the team's 1st or 2nd WR. Same thing for Hayward. They both need a lot of experience and they're going to have some rough moments. We don't even know yet if those guys can be consistent against the best in the league. I think Shields still factors in significantly because of his experience and his physical abilities. He may be the media/X4 whipping boy right now, but he's been there and knows what needs to be done.
Shields looked great when we were #1 in the league in sacks. He played like crap when we were at the bottom in sacks. Same goes for Williams and Woodson. It's not a coincidence. If the pass rush is truly improved, I predict we will magically see improved play from our secondary. And if we are really great at rushing the QB, MD Jennings might make a Pro Bowl!
Shields looked great when we were #1 in the league in sacks. He played like crap when we were at the bottom in sacks. Same goes for Williams and Woodson. It's not a coincidence. If the pass rush is truly improved, I predict we will magically see improved play from our secondary. And if we are really great at rushing the QB, MD Jennings might make a Pro Bowl!
quote:I think Shields still factors in significantly because of his experience and his physical abilities.
Anathema around here! He's had a horrid camp but he'll still have his shot opposite Tramon. A better pass rush is sure to help everyone but I think the bigger factor in SS doing so well as a rook is he had Collins, Tramon, and Peprah on the field with him so he could be more effective with his athleticism while the other guys were doing their job. Last year DC's had tape on his weaknesses and knew how to isolate him and go after him. Sure hope he pulls his head out of his butt and starts showing more progress.
With GB being so conservative with injuries, my guess is House will sit out the Bear game and try to come back after the long break.
If only Capers was a realtor rather than a gynecologist, the other starting DB would be so much better.. 
Here's the translation for those of you who don't speak Thembu
House = realtor
Bush = gynecologist
House = realtor
Bush = gynecologist
Seriously, Satori? Stop putting words in my mouth. Dr Capers really is a gyno.
I thought Capers was a gyro.