PACKERS ACTIVATE DESHAWN WYNN, LUMPKIN OUT FOR SEASON

[gbgary]

they are hiding Lumpkin on IR,

i agree. i'll bet someone was trying to make a move on wynn so they did this to keep both.

[The Gunshooter]

What's with all the hammy problems?

Lumpkin was a force, averaging 19 yards per carry and 7.3 yards per reception. That will leave a huge hole in the Packer offense.

Too much weight training with the legs and not enough steroids leads to sore hamstrings susceptible to injury.

[Harlan Huckleby]

There is a reason Lumpkin went undrafted, and Wynn was a 7th rounder.

The difference between a 7th rounder and an undrafted free agent is thinner than an ass hair.

I wasn't comparing them. They are both unlikely to make it as starters. Of the two, Wynn has a little more wiggle and quickness, but Lumpkin has produced as well or better.

Backups sometimes have good stats because they don't have to carry on short yardage situations, or against 8-man fronts.

[Fritz]

'Fess up, Blue Dog. You and me were founding members of the DeShawn Wynn Fan Club.

[Bretsky]

'Fess up, Blue Dog. You and me were founding members of the DeShawn Wynn Fan Club.

Bring back the Beaver ...Justin Beaver, that is

[Brando19]

'Fess up, Blue Dog. You and me were founding members of the DeShawn Wynn Fan Club.

Bring back the Beaver ...Justin Beaver, that is

YEAH!!!

[Harlan Huckleby]

I think DeShawn Wynn has a chance in the NFL, he's got some juke, and he's got a thick body

People keep saying he has a bad attitude, but the coaches say differently in interviews, and TT has made several moves to keep him in the mix.

I like Wynn better than the other marginal backs that have hung around the packers the last couple years. Probably he will stink, but at least he looks like a possible NFL back.

[SnakeLH2006]

'Fess up, Blue Dog. You and me were founding members of the DeShawn Wynn Fan Club.

Bring back the Beaver ...Justin Beaver, that is

I have no problem with Beaver...did pretty well last weekend yo. Just Wynn sux so much ass..That's the prob.

[Fritz]

I wonder how many examples there are of NFL players whose careers began as injury-ridden or maybe not-tough-enough-to-play-through-pain, and ended up being good or even excellent players with long careers.

[Patler]

I wonder how many examples there are of NFL players whose careers began as injury-ridden or maybe not-tough-enough-to-play-through-pain, and ended up being good or even excellent players with long careers.

The one that comes to mind with the Packers is Mike Flanagan. He was on IR in both 1996 and 1997, his first two seasons. The Packers tried to trade him to Carolina in 1998 but he failed the physical and Carolina sent him back. He was inactive for the Packers until toward the end of the season when he was active for a few games. Basically, he was hurt for 3 years, but all stemming from the same injury his rookie year.

[DonHutson]

I wonder how many examples there are of NFL players whose careers began as injury-ridden or maybe not-tough-enough-to-play-through-pain, and ended up being good or even excellent players with long careers.

The one that comes to mind with the Packers is Mike Flanagan. He was on IR in both 1996 and 1997, his first two seasons. The Packers tried to trade him to Carolina in 1998 but he failed the physical and Carolina sent him back. He was inactive for the Packers until toward the end of the season when he was active for a few games. Basically, he was hurt for 3 years, but all stemming from the same injury his rookie year.

Injury riddled and being a wuss are two completely different things. Flanagan was unlucky. It happens.

Wynn was handed a starting job last year, and he handed it right back due to an ongoing case of the cramps. That's undisciplined and untough. I can't think of too many softies with long distinguished NFL careers.

[Guiness]

I can't think of too many softies with long distinguished NFL careers.

Oh, come on. Bubba Smith was actually a real soft hearted guy. He played all those really nice guys in the movies.