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Richt is gonna get arrested putting that poor young man in harms way like that. It's Grade 1 for gods sake. 1!
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That's it, fly the banner.
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Ultimately, that's what ended Deion's career.
"Two Hall of Famers come to mind when I think of “turf toe”. Jonathan Ogden the hall of fame Offensive tackle went out with turf toe, but athletically that doesn’t quite relate to A.J. Green. However, the second, who in my opinion is the greatest athlete of all time (on the football field) was also chased out of the game because of his toe–Deion Sanders a.k.a. “Prime Time”. Now, Sanders was near the end of his career anyway, but my guess is that before the “turf toe” Deion was still in the top ten in regards to speed in the league and still a top defensive back. The injury simply took him out after failed conservative management followed by a failed surgical attempt. I say all of this to say that even though it is a toe injury, it is a very serious threat to a receiver that relies on his athleticism."
Deion Sanders – The Injury Report Doctor
"Tearing of the joint capsule results in pain and the inability to push off during walking or running.Diagnosis is based on clinical examination, x-rays, and or ultrasound or MRI.Players should rest to allow the joint to heal for a few weeks.Traditional PRICE treatment is used: Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation.Anti-inflammatories may also be used.After returning to their sport they should have shoe modifications to stiffen the sole or add a steel shank to the shoe to increase the stability of the great toe. If the injury progresses it may result in prolonged instability, and probable arthritis to the joint.Surgery is generally not warranted.Prognosis is generally good but in the case of Deion Sanders it was a career ending injury.Turf toe can result in arthritis to the great toe joint, which can cause pain and stiffness.Proper footwear with a stiffer sole and more support can help to prevent the injury."
Blog - Turf Toe; 3rd Most Common Injury in Athletes « Affiliated Foot and Ankle Center
"Two Hall of Famers come to mind when I think of “turf toe”. Jonathan Ogden the hall of fame Offensive tackle went out with turf toe, but athletically that doesn’t quite relate to A.J. Green. However, the second, who in my opinion is the greatest athlete of all time (on the football field) was also chased out of the game because of his toe–Deion Sanders a.k.a. “Prime Time”. Now, Sanders was near the end of his career anyway, but my guess is that before the “turf toe” Deion was still in the top ten in regards to speed in the league and still a top defensive back. The injury simply took him out after failed conservative management followed by a failed surgical attempt. I say all of this to say that even though it is a toe injury, it is a very serious threat to a receiver that relies on his athleticism."
Deion Sanders – The Injury Report Doctor
"Tearing of the joint capsule results in pain and the inability to push off during walking or running.Diagnosis is based on clinical examination, x-rays, and or ultrasound or MRI.Players should rest to allow the joint to heal for a few weeks.Traditional PRICE treatment is used: Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation.Anti-inflammatories may also be used.After returning to their sport they should have shoe modifications to stiffen the sole or add a steel shank to the shoe to increase the stability of the great toe. If the injury progresses it may result in prolonged instability, and probable arthritis to the joint.Surgery is generally not warranted.Prognosis is generally good but in the case of Deion Sanders it was a career ending injury.Turf toe can result in arthritis to the great toe joint, which can cause pain and stiffness.Proper footwear with a stiffer sole and more support can help to prevent the injury."
Blog - Turf Toe; 3rd Most Common Injury in Athletes « Affiliated Foot and Ankle Center
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Nah. Every practice I been at the only people Sam really talks to is other recievers. He ain't done nothing yet to talk to the DB's like that. DB's been showing out for the most part. Warren definitely used to do that. He'd remind them that they needed to tighten up.
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I wasn't talking about talk. Sam demoralizes guys via actions.
We got guys claiming Sam had an allergic reaction. LOL. Looks like his biceps had an allergic reaction to those curls he's been doing because they're all swelled up.
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Felder is an animal getting these guys to do lip and throat curls.
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Is that really why Sam's face and throat were swollen?
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Do you think his allergic reaction spread to his biceps?
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I said a couple posts up that Sam's biceps had an allergic reaction to those curls he was doing. They're very swollen. I'm having an allergic reaction in my genitals thinking about what he's going to do to opposing defenses.
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I had a turf toe my senior yearin college. I had it amputated and frozen. Went on to play 22 years in the league. I had the toe reattached after I retired. Real men don't need all those toes.
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If he can do more more than flex his biceps and pucker his swollen lips at opposing defenses, I'm down with that.
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