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Abdul Carter has a foot "stress reaction" and could potentially need surgery

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27 minutes ago, therealmjl said:

Horn was pretty much always on the field in SC.

These random injuries just started popping up when he was cursed by the black cat.

 

I heard that horn was doing what CMC was, too much training and working too hard. There's limits to everything and both where former players sons, they took being in shape too far. 

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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I hate to break it to the folks stressing about a guy who almost certainly won't be there at #8 potentially not being ready by week 1 but what the fug does it matter? Y'all expecting to win the Super Bowl next year or something? What would a rookie missing a few weeks matter?

Because we just saw what happened with Brooks. wtf 

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5 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Already talked about it. Comparing a stress reaction in the foot to an ACL is like comparing a dinged door to a totalled car.

It’s the principle of it. No more drafting on potential whether it be inexperience or injury. fug that. They need to just take the best bets until this team is stacked enough to take risks

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