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Byrd out for the year


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3 hours ago, ladypanther said:

That really sucks.

I thought when Vermillion was gone we would have a trainer that would get these guys in condition.  Do we have a bunch of wuss players or is there another reason.  I know our season isn't tanking, but it seems a lot of injuries, year after year.

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9 minutes ago, Varking said:

These South Carolina guys have a bad history of getting injured often in the NFL for us. Byrd, Horn, Shi Smith…

As I recall, Smith also did something dumb and got himself in trouble, but he is at least still around trying to make the roster.

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Byrd was always a talented guy who was just small. That's a tough combination in this league, even Smitty had some massive injuries from the hits he took.

I hope he heals up well and the year will help him decide which way to go, back to the field or on to the rest of what should be a good life out there.

 

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