09-12-2015, 11:51 AM
Quote:He's certainly squandering opportunity. Talent means squat if you can't contribute on the field.You make it sound like he injured himself on purpose.
Quote:He's certainly squandering opportunity. Talent means squat if you can't contribute on the field.You make it sound like he injured himself on purpose.
Quote:You make it sound like he injured himself on purpose.
Quote:People are already writing him off before his second season has even begun. He would need to be out all of this season and next season just to be on the same career path as Jimmy Smith.
Relax. It just a hamstring injury for a guy at the beginning of his career. It's not the end of the road for him.
Quote:People are already writing him off before his second season has even begun. He would need to be out all of this season and next season just to be on the same career path as Jimmy Smith.
Relax. It just a hamstring injury for a guy at the beginning of his career. It's not the end of the road for him.
Quote:People are already writing him off before his second season has even begun. He would need to be out all of this season and next season just to be on the same career path as Jimmy Smith.If Lee becomes the deep (or any) threat he's capable of, I will gladly eat my words with a double dose of gravy and even buy his jersey. 'Til then, meh.
Relax. It just a hamstring injury for a guy at the beginning of his career. It's not the end of the road for him.
Quote:Hes on the same path as CS3 and Mike Sims-Walker. Can't blame fans for being frustrated when all their playmakers are injured over and over again.
Quote:I know, we should've cut Fragile Fred way sooner than we did.
Quote:Did i say we should cut him? Please, show me. No need to get butthurt.
Quote:Talk about overdramatic!Exactly drama queen.
Quote:Blackmon won it too, look how well hes worked out for us lol
Quote:People are already writing him off before his second season has even begun. He would need to be out all of this season and next season just to be on the same career path as Jimmy Smith.
Relax. It just a hamstring injury for a guy at the beginning of his career. It's not the end of the road for him.
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Thank you for having some knowledge of history when you make posts. It's like some of the people hear have no idea that players such as Jimmy started his career with a horrible injury history which lead to his release from the Cowboys.
Living with in Texas I had a conversation with an older gentleman who is a Cowboys fan. He always tells me "man if not we would have held on to Smith back in the day when we had Irvin. We might have squeezed out one more championship." This team is not so far along to not wait to see if a young guy can recover from an injury. Patience is required.
A newer example of this would be Colvin. From ACL rehab as a rookie to starting CB.
Quote:Hes on the same path as CS3 and Mike Sims-Walker. Can't blame fans for being frustrated when all their playmakers are injured over and over again.
Quote:No way can you compare him to Jimmy Smith (at this point). He can't stay on the field and when he is out there, hasn't produced much to speak of.I know. Lee is way ahead of where Jimmy was at this point in his career. Jimmy couldn't get healthy enough to even make it to the field.
Pretty much the road that it looks like he's going down. I don't like it, and I hope that I'm wrong, but it's looking like this might be the first bust by Caldwell.
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Thank you for having some knowledge of history when you make posts. It's like some of the people hear have no idea that players such as Jimmy started his career with a horrible injury history which lead to his release from the Cowboys.
Living with in Texas I had a conversation with an older gentleman who is a Cowboys fan. He always tells me "man if not we would have held on to Smith back in the day when we had Irvin. We might have squeezed out one more championship." This team is not so far along to not wait to see if a young guy can recover from an injury. Patience is required.
A newer example of this would be Colvin. From ACL rehab as a rookie to starting CB.
Quote:No way can you compare him to Jimmy Smith (at this point). He can't stay on the field and when he is out there, hasn't produced much to speak of.
Pretty much the road that it looks like he's going down. I don't like it, and I hope that I'm wrong, but it's looking like this might be the first bust by Caldwell.
Quote:I don't remember them saying that about Lee. I rectum you're mistaken.Darn near killed 'em.
Quote:It's kind of dumb to try to compare Jimmy Smith to Marquise Lee. Two very different players and two totally different circumstances.
Quote:Hamstring injuries frequently keep coming back. Remember Fu?I don't think anyone is comparing the player but more so focusing on the fact that the guy was drafted with the knowledge of him having injuries. The guy was a top ten pick prior to the injuries. Caldwell very well may have taken him thinking to cash in on a year or two of building his body and working through rehabs.
Jimmy Smith had a broken leg and appendicitis. Unless your name is Leftwich, you probably won't continue to have broken legs. And I have never heard of anyone having to have their appendix removed more than once (although I'm sure someone somewhere must have).