http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_y...bYF?slug=ap-packers-morency&prov=ap&type=lgns
Brandon Jackson should get more time now...
what do you think?
Brandon Jackson should get more time now...
what do you think?
why? Mo will be back in 2 weeks(3 max) ....
There is def overreaction to this. I mean if it required surgery I would be very concerned but it doesn't. The Packers were going to give Brandon Jackson many opportunities to be the starting running back. This will just add to that. This shouldn't be looked down on as the sky is falling. Basically this just means more reps for Brandon Jackson and he'll probably open Week 1 as the starter because of this instead of taking over say in week 4. I do feel bad for Morency though.
I found this interesting. First read came off to me as if Mike is not happy at all with Vernand about this injury and MAYBE feels Vernand is babying it."I'll tell you what, he has a knee injury," McCarthy said. "If he wants to be more specific about his injury, you're more than welcome to ask him. I don't think it's my place to (reveal) the specifics. That's his place. If Vernand wants to share the details of his injury, he can go for it."
porky88 said:There is def overreaction to this. I mean if it required surgery I would be very concerned but it doesn't. The Packers were going to give Brandon Jackson many opportunities to be the starting running back. This will just add to that. This shouldn't be looked down on as the sky is falling. Basically this just means more reps for Brandon Jackson and he'll probably open Week 1 as the starter because of this instead of taking over say in week 4. I do feel bad for Morency though.
The thing that worries me began when I read the Packers are being very secretive over it.
http://www.packersnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070731/PKR01/707310620/1989
I found this interesting. First read came off to me as if Mike is not happy at all with Vernand about this injury and MAYBE feels Vernand is babying it."I'll tell you what, he has a knee injury," McCarthy said. "If he wants to be more specific about his injury, you're more than welcome to ask him. I don't think it's my place to (reveal) the specifics. That's his place. If Vernand wants to share the details of his injury, he can go for it."
Zero2Cool said:The thing that worries me began when I read the Packers are being very secretive over it.
http://www.packersnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070731/PKR01/707310620/1989
I found this interesting. First read came off to me as if Mike is not happy at all with Vernand about this injury and MAYBE feels Vernand is babying it."I'll tell you what, he has a knee injury," McCarthy said. "If he wants to be more specific about his injury, you're more than welcome to ask him. I don't think it's my place to (reveal) the specifics. That's his place. If Vernand wants to share the details of his injury, he can go for it."
Aren't ted Thompson and McCarthy secretive people though, like Belicheck?
I am completely confused by some of the reaction to this.
Ever since draft day I have been concerned about our running game. An unproven RB as the apparent #1 and a rookie as our #2.
Now, with a knee injury to our "#1", the rook seems to be the starter come opening day. Not only does he have to learn his plays, learn the offense, learn the "complex zone blocking system" now he has to do that in about 6 weeks.
If Jackson is not our starter and Morency does make the start at RB, we have to be concerned with him being healthy. I, in no way, shape, or form hope we have to rely on Noah Herron as our #2.
axelred13 said:I am completely confused by some of the reaction to this.
Ever since draft day I have been concerned about our running game. An unproven RB as the apparent #1 and a rookie as our #2.
Now, with a knee injury to our "#1", the rook seems to be the starter come opening day. Not only does he have to learn his plays, learn the offense, learn the "complex zone blocking system" now he has to do that in about 6 weeks.
If Jackson is not our starter and Morency does make the start at RB, we have to be concerned with him being healthy. I, in no way, shape, or form hope we have to rely on Noah Herron as our #2.
There is nothing complex about the zone blocking system from the runners standpoint. go left or go right and instinctively look for a place to cut back. That is all the runner has to do. Also, Jackson had the zone blocking system in college. No prob in my opinion.