Kluwe Sits Out Offseason Practices

**Benet** · 06-15-2006, 04:27 PM

"Bdubya" wrote:

"Benet" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

"Benet" wrote:

It'll be okay.. Ask any football fan how long it takes a football player to recover from ligament damage and they'll say 6-8 months.

To use an example I remembered earlier and mentioned in another thread: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (he of Manchester United and Holland fame) tore cruciate knee ligaments in April 2000 and subsequently failed a medical that would have allowed him to move from PSV to Manchester. However, a year later - 2001 - the move was revived, completed, and in 01/02 season Ruud scored 23 goals in 32 Premiership games, and win the PFA Player of the Year Award.

Yeah - but that was to come back and play that sissy girl sport.

Not to be an NFL PUNTER!

:razz:

=Z=

It took a few seconds for that razz smiley to appear, and boy was I ready to let fly with a verbal assault of unmatched proportions!

:razz:

We all know how hard you can bring the pain down on people Benet! He's lucky he razzed you!

Eh.. I only do it to those who deserve it.

:grin:

**Ltrey33** · 06-15-2006, 04:37 PM

"Benet" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

"Benet" wrote:

It'll be okay.. Ask any football fan how long it takes a football player to recover from ligament damage and they'll say 6-8 months.

To use an example I remembered earlier and mentioned in another thread: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (he of Manchester United and Holland fame) tore cruciate knee ligaments in April 2000 and subsequently failed a medical that would have allowed him to move from PSV to Manchester. However, a year later - 2001 - the move was revived, completed, and in 01/02 season Ruud scored 23 goals in 32 Premiership games, and win the PFA Player of the Year Award.

Yeah - but that was to come back and play that sissy girl sport.

Not to be an NFL PUNTER!

:razz:

=Z=

It took a few seconds for that razz smiley to appear, and boy was I ready to let fly with a verbal assault of unmatched proportions!

:razz:

You really can't deny though that NFL punter has got to be one of the most demanding jobs there is. *sarcasm off*

**Benet** · 06-15-2006, 05:07 PM

"Ltrey33" wrote:

You really can't deny though that NFL punter has got to be one of the most demanding jobs there is. *sarcasm off*

Oh but of course.. Second only to the place-holder on field goal and extra point attempts!

:lol:

**Zeus** · 06-15-2006, 10:09 PM

"Benet" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

"Benet" wrote:

It'll be okay.. Ask any football fan how long it takes a football player to recover from ligament damage and they'll say 6-8 months.

To use an example I remembered earlier and mentioned in another thread: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (he of Manchester United and Holland fame) tore cruciate knee ligaments in April 2000 and subsequently failed a medical that would have allowed him to move from PSV to Manchester. However, a year later - 2001 - the move was revived, completed, and in 01/02 season Ruud scored 23 goals in 32 Premiership games, and win the PFA Player of the Year Award.

Yeah - but that was to come back and play that sissy girl sport.

Not to be an NFL PUNTER!

:razz:

=Z=

It took a few seconds for that razz smiley to appear, and boy was I ready to let fly with a verbal assault of unmatched proportions!

:razz:

Ha!!

NFL Punters could take some flopping lessons from some of the dudes in the World Cup, that's for sure! Yellow cards and Personal Fouls - same family!

=Z=

**Zeus** · 06-15-2006, 10:11 PM

"Benet" wrote:

"Ltrey33" wrote:

You really can't deny though that NFL punter has got to be one of the most demanding jobs there is. *sarcasm off*

Oh but of course.. Second only to the place-holder on field goal and extra point attempts!

:lol:

Hey - the place-holder has a lot of responsibility to handle the low snaps, high snaps, weird snaps and the occasional FAKE KICK!

I wonder if McMahon will be our holder now that Brad's the starting QB??

=Z=