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Burns is back in pads at practice


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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

It doesn't have anything to do with him being injured.

Reporting changed a few years ago from questionable, doubtful and such to "did not practice, limited participation" etc.

If he doesn't take part in practice, that's where it will show up.

got it, but I thought they changed the rule couple years back that stopped this in order for coaches to not use it to their advantage, with Bill b being a prime example

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3 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

That literally says he took part in individual padded drills. So he is really participating, just not in everything yet. 

I mean you interpret it how you want. He's isolated himself from the team during the stretching period, spent a good portion of the practice in the medical tent getting wrapped up, and didn't participate in any team activities. 

 

 

You call it practicing, I call it avoiding a fine.

 

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3 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

I would guess Bosa waits on Burns’ deal since everyone knows Bosa’s should be the highest, and he’ll get like 1mil more

If Bosa is only getting 1 mill more than Burns…..that will tell you Bosa got screwed or Carolina got screwed.  Burns and Bosa aren’t the same. 

part of the board has always rooted for overpaying and bad contracts.  Then bitch at Hurney or whoever for doing what they begged for a couple years later 

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