hes been an awesome player.. but some major hip surgery man. he should probably retire before hes a full cripple..still a young guy and he might just retire. i wouldnt blame him
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hes been an awesome player.. but some major hip surgery man. he should probably retire before hes a full cripple..still a young guy and he might just retire. i wouldnt blame him
just heard it on local radio...wouldnt be surprised if he just retires
Reed told Baltimore's 105.7 The Fan he expects to be placed on the physically unable to perform list, which requires a player to miss the first six games of the season.
He said Tuesday his rehab is a slow process. ''I'm going to get out there when I feel good. I can't give you a date. I don't know.''
Reed, 31, missed four games last December because of a variety of injuries, including problems with his neck, hip and groin.
''I had to reconstruct my whole hip. It's not something where I can say, 'I'm going to be back.' I'm not coming back until I'm well and ready.''
How is out for the season based on this link?
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Quote Originally Posted by dillon24:
just heard it on local radio...wouldnt be surprised if he just retires
Reed told Baltimore's 105.7 The Fan he expects to be placed on the physically unable to perform list, which requires a player to miss the first six games of the season.
He said Tuesday his rehab is a slow process. ''I'm going to get out there when I feel good. I can't give you a date. I don't know.''
Reed, 31, missed four games last December because of a variety of injuries, including problems with his neck, hip and groin.
''I had to reconstruct my whole hip. It's not something where I can say, 'I'm going to be back.' I'm not coming back until I'm well and ready.''
I heard the interview. He loves to run his mouth. He also said that Troy Smith should be above Bulger on the depth chart. Said he wants a new contract. Blah, blah, blah....
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I heard the interview. He loves to run his mouth. He also said that Troy Smith should be above Bulger on the depth chart. Said he wants a new contract. Blah, blah, blah....
Ed Reed is upset about a report he saw on ESPN,
which said he would start the regular season on the Physically Unable
to Perform list (PUP) and miss the first six games of the regular
season.
"I never said that," Reed told WBAL on Thursday, saying he was taken
out of context. "I never talked to ESPN. I never said anything to them.
And outside of those [local reporters on Wednesday], I didn't tell them
that I would be out the first six games. I honestly told them
[reporters] that I don't know if I'll be back the first game -- which
I'm preparing to be back for -- or it'd be the first game in October or
November or December."
Reed is exactly right -- he never said he was going to start the
regular season on PUP. But he did say on Tuesday that he was "leaning"
that way in a radio interview.
In an effort to clarify this matter, this is a timeline of how it was reported in The Baltimore Sun:
On Tuesday, Reed told 105.7 The Fan that he was "leaning" toward
starting the season on PUP. When asked if he would take the scenario of
sitting the first six games and coming back healthy, Reed answered, "Of
course, definitely. It's going to be challenging opening up with the
schedule we have whether I'm there or not. If that’s the case, which I’m
leaning toward that way more than anything, hopefully we can weather
the storm. We have great players around us to get through those games
and be able to make a run.”
On Wednesday at his football camp, Reed wouldn’t say he would miss
the regular-season opener -- or any games -- when asked twice by
reporters. "Like I told my coach, I'm preparing myself to try to come
back for that first game," Reed said. "But who's to say it's going to be
the first game against the Jets or the first game in October, November
for December. I honestly don't know."
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Quote Originally Posted by dillon24:
coulda swore they said he was done for the year. maybe i heard it wrong.
yeah, you did.
No one knows when he will be back could be week 1 could be week 4 could be week 6. Reed said that himself today.
Ed Reed is upset about a report he saw on ESPN,
which said he would start the regular season on the Physically Unable
to Perform list (PUP) and miss the first six games of the regular
season.
"I never said that," Reed told WBAL on Thursday, saying he was taken
out of context. "I never talked to ESPN. I never said anything to them.
And outside of those [local reporters on Wednesday], I didn't tell them
that I would be out the first six games. I honestly told them
[reporters] that I don't know if I'll be back the first game -- which
I'm preparing to be back for -- or it'd be the first game in October or
November or December."
Reed is exactly right -- he never said he was going to start the
regular season on PUP. But he did say on Tuesday that he was "leaning"
that way in a radio interview.
In an effort to clarify this matter, this is a timeline of how it was reported in The Baltimore Sun:
On Tuesday, Reed told 105.7 The Fan that he was "leaning" toward
starting the season on PUP. When asked if he would take the scenario of
sitting the first six games and coming back healthy, Reed answered, "Of
course, definitely. It's going to be challenging opening up with the
schedule we have whether I'm there or not. If that’s the case, which I’m
leaning toward that way more than anything, hopefully we can weather
the storm. We have great players around us to get through those games
and be able to make a run.”
On Wednesday at his football camp, Reed wouldn’t say he would miss
the regular-season opener -- or any games -- when asked twice by
reporters. "Like I told my coach, I'm preparing myself to try to come
back for that first game," Reed said. "But who's to say it's going to be
the first game against the Jets or the first game in October, November
for December. I honestly don't know."
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