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    Has there been any updates on our PUP players... harris, starks, and bigby. Have any of them started practicing yet... are they even allowed to practice with the team? I'm just wondering how they are coming along with their injury's.
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    They are not allowed to practice. As a result, there has been no real news on these guys that I know of.
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    While the killers in high places say their prayers out loud
    But they've summoned, they've summoned up a thundercloud
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    • #3
      Re: Our PUP Players

      Originally posted by curtis loew
      Has there been any updates on our PUP players... harris, starks, and bigby. Have any of them started practicing yet... are they even allowed to practice with the team? I'm just wondering how they are coming along with their injury's.
      They are not allowed to practice until after the PUP period (six weeks) is up. Then the team can have them in practices for two weeks, after which they have to put them on IR, put them on the regular roster, or release them.

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      • #4
        It'd be nice if we at least knew something about how these recoveries are going. You'd hope the Packers at least knew, but MM always acts like he doesn't even know the guys (Starks etc).

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        • #5
          Originally posted by mission
          It'd be nice if we at least knew something about how these recoveries are going. You'd hope the Packers at least knew, but MM always acts like he doesn't even know the guys (Starks etc).
          The coaches have a weekly meeting with the medical staff and get reports about the injured players, but in between those reports the coaches aren't really too interested in what the injured players are doing. Why bother? All they will be concerned with is their status at week 6.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Patler
            Originally posted by mission
            It'd be nice if we at least knew something about how these recoveries are going. You'd hope the Packers at least knew, but MM always acts like he doesn't even know the guys (Starks etc).
            The coaches have a weekly meeting with the medical staff and get reports about the injured players, but in between those reports the coaches aren't really too interested in what the injured players are doing. Why bother? All they will be concerned with is their status at week 6.
            I believe those meetings take place, I'd just like a little information from them ala "Harris will be 100% by week 5" or "Starks is working with a private trainer daily and is trying to get into football shape"

            Wishful thinking, I know -- we'll never get anything like that on these guys

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            • #7
              I read that Harris was attempting to pass the condition tests before the season started. Barring a setback, I would be very very surprised if he wasn't ready by week 6. He's probably fine right now.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by sharpe1027
                I read that Harris was attempting to pass the condition tests before the season started. Barring a setback, I would be very very surprised if he wasn't ready by week 6. He's probably fine right now.
                I read something in the middle of camp that hinted he wasn't even allowed to try to conditioning test because he was still working on range of motion at the time. While everything else may have been fine, Doctor's want the range of motion to recover as fully as possible so that the joint performs like it did pre-surgery. After rehab, scar tissue begins to form and you can be locked into a smaller range of motion

                The thinking is that with less freedom of movement, injuries are more likely; either as a result of less flexibility or by shifting stress to other body parts.
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                • #9
                  If you remember, Harris was pretty close to passing the physical at the end of camp to at least start practicing. SOmething tells me come 4 weeks, Harris will be good to go. We know he'll be in football shape, just a matter of if he is 100% go. Something tells me that wont be an issue. It will be like a nice veteran pickjup at the trade deadline to help our pass coverage when he comes back.

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                  • #10
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