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CMC trending the wrong direction? Not practicing today...


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Hamstrings are a problem........and their tendons especially.........they are stubborn injuries slow to heal and can flare up in an instant if they get too tight and tweek again from jooking too much on the field........not to mention someone rolling up on it in a pile........

Football is such a rough game its hard to imagine anyone playing it at this level............

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2 hours ago, thefuzz said:

Do you understand how the contracts work for 1st round players?

Do you understand todays RBs are well aware of how their position is treated in this era? Top Rbs are not waiting till their contacts are up to get new ones. They will hold out midway threw till they are extended to guarantee they get their money. Zeke did it and Cmc was prepared to do it too. Its business, from that standpoint u cant really blame him especially after carrying the team offensively the prior year.

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2 hours ago, Waldo said:

If he converted to WR he would be making a little more than Anderson and has a hell of a lot more upside. Not many RBs could do that and he was raised by a damn good one. 

His body doesn't look ruined, yet. Not asking him to constantly be hit by and having to block 300 lbs guys would do wonders for his health. He is still the most talented guy on the team, by a stretch. It's time to have the talk with him and if he want's to remain at RB then I think it's a good time to start looking at options. 

The notion it's wasted money is lame, it's wasted talent. It was the same with Cam, pissing away talent because the staff can't put anything decent around him while asking him to carry the offense and be the scheme. 

I don’t think you move  talent who is a great RB to be maybe a good WR. If we don’t want him at RB trade him before the deadline

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8 minutes ago, frankw said:

 

This and the silence from the team makes me think he reaggravated the injury. The hamstring injuries can linger for some time.

Well, I guess our 65 million dollar head coach and his hand picked staff need to figure out how to win a game in the nfl without their crutch

as for CMC, he is becoming an expensive sports car.  When it runs it’s fabulous, it just run often  and becomes  an expensive toy   

wish him the best but I dont see him back until after the bye week a d unless Matt figured out how to win a Nfl game without hom, it wont matter 

the team store is 75% his jerseys.  Someone else needs to step up 

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18 minutes ago, TDGone said:

I don’t think you move  talent who is a great RB to be maybe a good WR. If we don’t want him at RB trade him before the deadline

He already is a great receiver that plays out of the backfield. I would rather have him on the field then traded, with whatever the cap implications are. 

If Curtis Samuels can do it when healthy, CMC can blow the doors off doing it. 

 

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31 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Do you understand todays RBs are well aware of how their position is treated in this era? Top Rbs are not waiting till their contacts are up to get new ones. They will hold out midway threw till they are extended to guarantee they get their money. Zeke did it and Cmc was prepared to do it too. Its business, from that standpoint u cant really blame him especially after carrying the team offensively the prior year.

It was stupid to extend him until after his 4th season...that's what we should have done...Marty didn't.

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8 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Well, I guess our 65 million dollar head coach and his hand picked staff need to figure out how to win a game in the nfl without their crutch

as for CMC, he is becoming an expensive sports car.  When it runs it’s fabulous, it just run often  and becomes  an expensive toy   

wish him the best but I dont see him back until after the bye week a d unless Matt figured out how to win a Nfl game without hom, it wont matter 

the team store is 75% his jerseys.  Someone else needs to step up 

Yeah we basically ran our expensive sports car like we were in a destruction derby and now we're like oh sh*t. Sounds familiar huh?

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