is a serious injury imo (suffered this injury in football decades ago), however, NFL players are a hellva lot tougher than I was in the past, but I wouldn't be surprised if Ryan sits the next game out and Alex Green gets activated.
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FWIW...
quote:Packers running back Ryan Grant doesn’t think his bruised kidney suffered against the Chicago Bears Sunday will keep him down for very long.
In an appearance on WSSP radio in Milwaukee, Grant said: “I feel fine. I have been walking around. I finished the game and everything. We really don’t know any details right now. Like I said I feel fine. It wasn’t really anything major to it — just precautionary I guess. We’ll get some more information from the doctors on some tests later on this week.”
Chuck Norris dosen't even have a kidney!
quote:Originally posted by derps:
Have it removed, you only need 1
So true.
Having 2 kidneys is so overrated, who needs that 2nd one anyways. And while they're at it, maybe take out the spleen, appendix, and gall bladder too. Keep taking stuff out so there's nothing that can get bruised and then put him back on the field where we need him..
50% less chance of Kidney Stones
Plus, if you only have one, nobody will ever ask you to be a donor.
All very good ideas, but I think if needed he should just rest it for a week.
Plus, he'd of scored last Sunday being 10 lbs. lighter without the innards ...
It would be polite to breed a running back
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Ryan Grant sounds and feels pretty good for a guy w/a bruised kidney
SportsRadio 1250 WSSP Milwaukee
September 26th, 2011
Ryan Grant sounds and feels pretty good for a guy w/a bruised kidney
SportsRadio 1250 WSSP Milwaukee
September 26th, 2011
I doubt if he'll be active for the Donkey game. After his very underwhelming performance against the Bears Starks should be very motivated.