Competition ??

Wartdawg wrote: So you're saying Gurley cares more about his draft status than anything else.

If that's true... then bring I say yep...'rest all you need and I'll make 100% sure I give Chubb and Michel every chance to take every rep from you possible so you can continue your NFL preparation rest. I'll make you as fresh as can be for the NFL.

Fortunately I think he wants to be as fresh as possible for UGA in 2014.

I just worry about an injury that lingers this long, and the HC is pushing that story as well.

Those ankle injuries can bother you for years.
Speaking from experience, that I know.

So then the point is he really is still hurt, and this is an issue that could linger on
into the fall.


Generally speaking an injury like that lingers because it was never allowed to fully heal.
Shut him down for the spring then, and stop having Bobo run around saying he needs to be
out there practicing.

Wartdawg wrote: Ugh

www.ajc.com/news/sports/college/ugas-gur...es-may-or-may/nd6Wh/


Still dealing with injuries???? No specific injury... it's just "you know, whatever, it's just my legs".

HUH??????? :huh:

Wartdawg wrote: Well... I didn't exactly say we need to or do do not need to play him much in the spring. I agree on not using him a lot in the spring.

What concerned me though was #3 himself insinuating he is still hurt, with a nondescript "whatever... it's my legs".
(after 3+ months to heal)

3+ months is a fair amount of time to recover from something that wasn't surgical in nature. High ankle sprain... calf strain... hammy... 3 and a half months gets you over those things.

You would think so....I agree with you. Didn't really like him putting it that way....so nonchalantly.

Imo, the ankle should be ok. When you are 20, things heal quickly....not sure what is going on but rest him if need be.

Now if he is getting the "Clowney syndrome" (which like WD, I don't think he is), let's see what AJ, Michel and Chubb can do.

He'll be ready, still believe he can increase his NFL status some more.....since DURABILITY being a HUGE factor for NFL decision making, he'll want to get back on the field asap.

get a straw and suck it up. Good RB's play with the little nagging aches and hurts...