> Is "likely doubtful" to start on Sunday. What does "likely doubtful"
> even mean?
It means he'll suit up, participate in warm-ups and see how he feels.
And may he even "start" the game and hand the ball off to Addai before
deciding it's too risky to continue behind that OL.
It's likely they will list him as Doubtful. So there's a small chance
they could list him slightly higher or Out entirely.
Doubtful means "25% chance of playing" (Questionable = 50%, Probable =
75%)
-goro-
It means he's still breathing. His doctors aren't going to let him
play... and both he and his team are probably better off in the long run
if he sits the season out and allows them to get some decent draft picks
for the first time in a decade.
GregoryD
I wonder who made that decision. Was it Del Rio? If so then why now
(keep away from Indy?). But if (as some have speculated) it was
purely about the $$$, then that decision had to have come from above,
right? I heard that Jax is now $30M under the cap? yikes.
-goro-
From what I've heard, it was the owner AND Del Rio's under a "make the
playoffs or you're fired" umbrella.
What a mess
I'd like to introduce the 2012 Los Angeles Jaguars!
If the Vikes don't beat 'em there first.
This would actually be his >3rd< operation. His first TWO were within
15 months, i think. An MD called into Moving the Chains on Sirius
today; he said that each subsequent operation is substantially less
likely to succeed than the previous. In his opinion (from what
information he has about Peyton's surgeries), he's done for the season
and he may have to consider retiring. "If this surgery doesn't take
100%, you're looking at having pain for the rest of your life."
-goro-
Bengals, yeah. Brownies... they should beat the Bengals twice! But
the Bengals have their saviour: Taylor Mays! Funny, they just got
rid of Roy Williams and then go get the same type only less capable.
And no, Raiders traded their 2011 1st round for Richard Seymour (worth
it) and then used up their 2nd, 3rd, and 4th next year, though likely
they will receive a 3rd and 4th compensatory for losing Nnamdi,
Gallery, Zach Miller.
-goro-
> Bengals, yeah. Brownies... they should beat the Bengals twice! But
> the Bengals have their saviour: Taylor Mays! Funny, they just got
> rid of Roy Williams and then go get the same type only less capable.
Roy Williams never played for the Bengals. He played for the Lions
before being traded to the Cowboys. He's now with the Bears.
>In article <c4vl67hdlcl8lpjsn...@4ax.com>,
> Goro <No...@non.com> wrote:
>
>> Bengals, yeah. Brownies... they should beat the Bengals twice! But
>> the Bengals have their saviour: Taylor Mays! Funny, they just got
>> rid of Roy Williams and then go get the same type only less capable.
>
>Roy Williams never played for the Bengals. He played for the Lions
>before being traded to the Cowboys. He's now with the Bears.
Dude, we were talking about over-sized safeties that can't cover:
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/player/roy-williams/97118
-goro-