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Just wondering what everyone thinks about his future?Will he play again,if so will he play with fear.Will he have an nfl future etc.....
 
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Willis McGhee.  Hopefully he can join him as one of the rare complete recovery/successes. 
 
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I think he comes back and gets at least a shot at the NFL.

Heard the injury wasn't as bad as it looked, and that picture he tweeted showed him in really high spirits... I'm thinking he got some good news about his future after the surgery. :)
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cowboyfan1325:

The McGahee comparison is so stupid. He wasnt the player McGahee was before the injury, McGahee didnt tear his other ACL and the injury is worse than McGahee's

It was a generalized placement of two star running backs who had devastating injuries in college. 

 Interesting that you got so pissed about it to say it was "so stupid" of me to do that.  I didn't make you lose on Virginia Tech tonight or EMU or WKU or whoever you took to get so mad.  Simmer down.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by trustandfall:

I think he comes back and gets at least a shot at the NFL.

Heard the injury wasn't as bad as it looked, and that picture he tweeted showed him in really high spirits... I'm thinking he got some good news about his future after the surgery. :)

He just got a shit ton of vicodin and percocets. Of course he looked happy
 
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Unfortunately, he is damaged goods. No NFL team is going to draft him because he has a reputation of being a box that gets injured all the time.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Nhenley:

Unfortunately, he is damaged goods. No NFL team is going to draft him because he has a reputation of being a box that gets injured all the time.

 

How could you possibly say this boy has a reputation of being a box when the kid has MORE HEART than any other player in NCAA today? Do you even know who the hell your talking about? It's jealousy that gets the boy hurt everytime. The word box should NEVER be joined with the name Marcus Lattimore! Not only is he one of the best RB's in NCAA, he's a genuine good person so for you to say that just makes you look like a huge ASS!

He WILL be back next year and I truly believe he'll still be capable of doing AMAZING things for both his NCAA and NFL career.

 
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Lattimore is a box for getting injured playing the most physically demanding position in all of professional sports? Thats a new one to me.
 
 
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Nhenley u are damn idiot!
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