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"Because of him re-injuring it in the bowl game, it's not as far along as it should be, it's not healed," said a team executive. "He lost three months with the re-injury. The question is, will it be healed enough to take a hit. Or will he hurt it again, the way [ex-Detroit receiver Charles Rogers] kept doing.
A high-level source on one team said the evaluation of his team's medical staff was that Peterson will require a surgical procedure, which would delay his availability at the start of training camp and perhaps longer. That team estimated Peterson would be sidelined after the procedure for "two or three months." That would likely mean Peterson would miss the entire offseason workouts of the team that drafted him and make him questionable for the early part of the preseason.
Wow....this changes a lot. I'm actually excited now about Saturday.
Now I know this, I think that he'll fall to 10 and we'd be stupid not to take him there. To pass on him at 10 would be almost as bad as passing on last year's QB class.
How many RB's have you guys heard of who had career-ending collarbone injuries?
When I saw that he was playing in the Fiesta Bowl, I thought that it was too soon for him to play again. We were told it was a season-ending injury. He still came in and averaged 4.4 yards and scored 2 touchdowns. One of those TDs was for 25 yards in OT probably after he was re-injured.
Who cares if he can't participate in OTA's? We probably wouldn't need him until mid-season anyway.
How many RB's have you guys heard of who had career-ending collarbone injuries?
For those of you who want them to take Peterson is he falls to #10, you're lying to yourselves if you're not the least bit concerned about it.
Don't know about RB's, but Charles Rogers in a lower impact spot got thrown off track by two collarbone injuries.
Well if Levi Brown and Peterson are still there at #10, I say go with Brown.
Well if Levi Brown and Peterson are still there at #10, I say go with Brown.
Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that running back Adrian Peterson says that he won't miss any time due to a collarbone that he re-injured during the Fiesta Bowl.
Per Schefter, Peterson says that he'll be able to fully participate in all offseason activities.
With that said, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that Peterson's agent, Ben Dogra, concedes that Peterson might need surgery, which would knock him out of all offseason workouts.
Dogra says that the team that drafts Peterson will have to decide whether a plate should be surgically inserted into the site of the injury.
"It's not a foregone that he'll need the surgery," said Dogra. "It's only if their doctor thinks he requires it. That's why it hasn't happened yet. If they do plate it, doctors have assured us that he'll have only 4-6 weeks of down time, meaning that if he has it in May, he'll be back in time for camp.
At least one team with whom we spoke (but who won't be drafting Peterson) thinks that surgery is not necessary. The key question is whether the Browns think the plate is needed and, if so, whether that's enough to get them to look elsewhere with the No. 3 overall pick.
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Draft a guy how has hurt the thing in the last two games he has played?
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If it comes down to Levi Brown or AP. Oh we best take Brown.
How many people with injuries do have to put up with before people realize that its not good business?
Assuming he is drafted as an LT how do you rectify the above notion knowing that this behemoth is carrying all of that weight, 328 lbs, on a left knee that was sprained two years ago and recently had a torn meniscus?
How many RT's are drafted in the top half of the first round for right handed QB's?
A former defensive tackle, Brown went on to start every game (45) during his Nittany Lions career, including 44 contests at the demanding left offensive tackle position. Brown generates outstanding pop on contact coming off the snap, but was BOTHERED by a torn meniscus in his left knee during the 2006 season.
INJURY REPORT
2004: Sat out the Purdue game (10/09) with a left knee sprain that he suffered the previous week vs. Minnesota.
2006: Suffered a left knee torn meniscus when his cleat got caught in the ground while he was executing a redirection play in practice the week before the Northwestern game (9/30), missing that game and the following contest vs. Minnesota (10/07) after undergoing arthroscopic surgery.
Despite injury problems in his three seasons at Oklahoma (dislocated left shoulder, right high ankle sprain, broken right clavicle), Peterson became the first player in school history to eclipse 3,000 rushing yards in two seasons.
INJURY REPORT
2004: Dislocated his left shoulder in fall drills and re-injured it several times during the season, requiring surgery in January 2005.
2005: Bothered all season by a chronic right high ankle sprain that eventually forced him to miss the Baylor game (10/22) and more than two quarters of action in each of the Kansas State (10/01), Texas (10/08) and Kansas (10/15) contests.
2006: Suffered a left collarbone fracture vs. Iowa State (10/14), sitting out the next seven contests vs. Colorado, Missouri, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Baylor, Oklahoma State and Nebraska.
If he wasnt from TX, would we care? I like the guy and all, but where is he going to run and how is Schaub going to throw if we keep throwing a bunch of yahoos together to "block"?
If AP is the best player on the board, cool whatever take him. My choice is, and will always be the big uglies.
How many RBs with 3 years worth of "injury problems" are drafted in the top 10?
If he wasnt from TX, would we care? I like the guy and all, but where is he going to run and how is Schaub going to throw if we keep throwing a bunch of yahoos together to "block"?
If AP is the best player on the board, cool whatever take him. My choice is, and will always be the big uglies.
I'm not sure what to think of this. Based upon their past history, the Texans Drs giving theto AP's shoulder is meaningless to me. As a fan, I don't trust their evaluations. Still, I think Peterson would have the biggest impact on this team. If healthy. I don't know what I would do if Peterson would fall to #10.
What I do know is that if the Texans pass on him, and Peterson goes on to become the next Dickerson, all we'll hear is "The Texans blew another draft by passing on a local star." Forget that 9 other teams would have to pass on AP...that won't matter. Not saying that this scenario should have any bearing on the Texans decision. Just doing a little pre-cringing.![]()