Official NFL Injury Thread

[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

It's a big loss. We will be alright though. Probably will have to move to a more base 3-4 front and Kruger and Upshaw are gonna have to get it. While we could not see this coming, this is why I like the way Ozzie Newsome drafts. We did not need Upshaw, Suggs and Kruger were the slated starters and Newsome took Upshaw anyway. Well he's gonna get baptize by fire.

That's why the best player available strategy in the draft is usually a good one (unless you're an expansion team or the Rams).

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

It's a big loss. We will be alright though. Probably will have to move to a more base 3-4 front and Kruger and Upshaw are gonna have to get it. While we could not see this coming, this is why I like the way Ozzie Newsome drafts. We did not need Upshaw, Suggs and Kruger were the slated starters and Newsome took Upshaw anyway. Well he's gonna get baptize by fire.

And maybe (MAYBE) Kindle will show some promise.

[LambertandHam]

Quote: Originally Posted by SidVish

Pro Football Weekly ‏ @ProFootballWkly RT @RavensInsider: Suggs to me on whether he might play this year: "Absolutely. Middle to end of October. Definitely beginning of November."

Big hit for the Ravens. We battle, but serious injuries suck, regardless of team.

[SteelerSpartan]

Quote: Originally Posted by LambertandHam

Big hit for the Ravens. We battle, but serious injuries suck, regardless of team.

True True.....As a Steelers fan....Suggs, Lewis, Brady are on the top of my NFL Villains/Rivals list.....An every time the Steelers battle with them I hope we whoop their asses......


But when you step back an look at it as a whole you realize how much skill,passion and intrigue they bring to the game......To have that hampered by injuries just sucks something awful.....Good God was it hard to watch/take in D-Rose going down last week

Hope Suggs can defy the odds an get back for our games this year...He brings so much to what I think is the best Rivalry in the NFL

[TracerBullet]

Quote: Originally Posted by @AdamSchefter

Hits keep coming: Saints RB Mark Ingram underwent arthroscopic knee surgery Thursday that is expected to sideline him six weeks.

Iwantfootball

[ProfessaPackMan]

T-Sizzle says he had a partial tear and should expect to be out 4-6 months.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/r...0,420082.story

[The Big Squeezy]

Sounds like Browns DT Phil Taylor tore a pec muscle and will miss the season.

Quote: Originally Posted by Schefters Twitter

Doesn't sound good: Browns DT Phil Taylor injured his left pectoral today lifting weights as part of the clubs offseason program.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Ouch Buc Fans:

Quote:

The Buccaneers have lost a key member of their starting defense. The team announced Thursday that defensive end Da’Quan Bowers tore one of his Achilles tendons in the team’s offseason workout program. He is expected to have surgery on the injury Friday. We don’t yet know if it was a full or partial tear so the timetable for his return is still unknown, but neither outcome makes this a good piece of news. Bowers got off to a slow start as a rookie coming off of microfracture surgery on his knee, but he picked up his play a considerable amount as the year progressed. With Adrian Clayborn on the other side of the line, the Bucs felt good about their young ends and their potential moving forward. Now Bowers has suffered another serious injury and the team will have to wait to find out what kind of impact it has on his performance. Michael Bennett will likely step into Bowers’ starting role, which has its pros and cons. The pro is that Bennett played well for them last season and is still on the upswing of his career. The con is that the team is now tissue paper thin at defensive end and they will have to kick the tires on free agents while scanning the waiver wire for help up front this season.