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Carted off in Camp v. Carted off in a game

Ricky Spanish

By Ricky Spanish,
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Ricky Spanish

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We have this discussion every year guys, looks like everyone needs a reminder with Hill and Star over the past few days.

Being Carted off at camp is completely different than being carted off the field during a game. They will cart anyone off the field at camp because it's a bit of a trek to get things checked out. Just because a guy is carted off doesn't mean he's horribly injured. This is not exclusive to the Panthers. Every Team uses it excessively this time of year to get guys out of the heat and to the medical areas. 

There's no reason to freak out if you see a guy riding on a cart unless he looks dejected and hanging his head in disgust. 

 

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A lot of players who have no injuries are carted off. Norman has been, Peanut, TD often, Cam sometimes. I bet every single one of the 90 guys has been "carted off" at some point in camp, or will be before it's over.

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Cracka, I got your point and even Ron intimated it was precautionary as Dr Anderson was there on the ground. They're gonna check it out.

On the other hand, he's arguably the biggest piece to our puzzle up front. People have a right to panic. If this is serious it will have a significant impact as far as TD, Luke, and Shaqs ability to shoot gaps all season long. 

 

We we can't afford to lose Star, we really can't. Don't you remember what our D-Line looked like when we lost ma'ake Keomuatu? 

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