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CMC injury status?

The Lobo

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They used a big QB as a battering ram in short yardage plays and shorten his career.........they have a midget for a RB that would be much better in the role of short passes and open field end arounds end up running between tackles and up the middle like a fullback...........

Stupid...........

CMC is not Mike Alstott but they try to play him like that more times that anyone else would dare do with this kid on their team..........ugh

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1 minute ago, PghPanther said:

They used a big QB as a battering ram in short yardage plays and shorten his career.........they have a midget for a RB that would be much better in the role of short passes and open field end arounds running between tackles and up the middle like a fullback...........

Stupid...........

CMC is not Mike Alstott but they try to play him like that more times that anyone else would dare do with this kid on their tream..........ugh

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18 minutes ago, YoungPanthers89 said:

They literally said wednesday is gonna be a rest day for him all year and y'all come on here and bitch anyways

This is a tad different, cause the last three Wednesday hes seen on the field in shorts and T. This time hes not on the field and on the injury report..... Plus he just had 24 carries(plus a few recs) and the injury is a quad(the same type the ended his 21 tour). 

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