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Kellen Winslow Jr. (not a good dude)

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Big Papa;761483; said:
He'll be fine because he's a.........
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...upset at a loss and isn't the first football player to refer to himself as a soulja, the game as a war, and a play as a battle?
 
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DaytonBuck;763341; said:
microfracture surgery is pretty serious surgery. Terrel Brandon and Penny got their careers knocked out over it. People were worried over Amare losing his game after he had it done.
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An article in the ABJ addressed the surgery and said that it was not as serious as the surgeries that Amare and some of the other basketball players have had. Also, it said that Winslow opted to have it to have the surgery done to help alleviate the pain in his knee.
 
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Microfracture surgery - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Microfracture surgery - Recovery

Current studies have shown a success rate of 75 to 80 percent among patients 45 years of age or younger, even among professional athletes.[3][5] With the help of physical therapy, patients can often return to sports (or other intense activities) in about 4 months. However, this is a best-case scenario and depends on the severity of the cartilage damage (and any other conditions existing in the knee). Normal patients and professional athletes who play at the highest level however are quite different, as Chris Webber, who underwent the surgery, has stated that a full recovery in 4 months is nearly impossible. Webber returned to the NBA eight months after his surgery but did not feel "like himself" until a few years later.[7]
 
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read somewhere that a tampa radio station was reporting a 3rd and 7th round pick. I won't believe that until I see it. Multiple picks, sure, but if there isn't at least a 2nd round pick in there i'll be shaking my head at this one.

I think the new regime is just getting rid of this "Country Club Atmosphere" these players have become accustomed to. Braylons not too far behind i'd imagine unless he cleans up his attitude and whatnot.
 
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