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Packers DE Jerel Worthy underwent surgery for a torn ACL last week.

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  • #61
    They took Worthy off the field on a cart and were looking at his knee...my first thought was "it's an ACL". I'm not surprised. If quickness is supposed to be his game, I'm not optimistic. He's on a rookie contract and could still become a decent rotational player...so I wouldn't give up on him. If he's as gung-ho as described he might rededicate himself to the weight room and surprise people.
    I thought Daniels played a little better.

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    • #62
      Originally posted by run pMc View Post
      They took Worthy off the field on a cart and were looking at his knee...my first thought was "it's an ACL". I'm not surprised. If quickness is supposed to be his game, I'm not optimistic. He's on a rookie contract and could still become a decent rotational player...so I wouldn't give up on him. If he's as gung-ho as described he might rededicate himself to the weight room and surprise people.
      I thought Daniels played a little better.
      Daniels is scrappy. Not a starter but solid backup.

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      • #63
        Originally posted by rbaloha1 View Post
        Daniels is Scrappy.


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        • #64
          Originally posted by run pMc View Post
          They took Worthy off the field on a cart and were looking at his knee...my first thought was "it's an ACL". I'm not surprised. If quickness is supposed to be his game, I'm not optimistic. He's on a rookie contract and could still become a decent rotational player...so I wouldn't give up on him. If he's as gung-ho as described he might rededicate himself to the weight room and surprise people.
          I thought Daniels played a little better.
          I wouldn't expect this to seriously degrade him or take away his first step like an achilles would. Worthy showed as much as a rookie DT usually does.
          70% of the Earth is covered by water. The rest is covered by Al Harris.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by pbmax View Post
            Brad Jones could cover you like a blanket even if you were on your bike.

            Brad Jones would be in the wrong position, and then slip and fall down when his only responsiblity was to shadow Lynn Dickey from running 50 yards for a TD
            TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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            • #66
              Originally posted by run pMc View Post
              They took Worthy off the field on a cart and were looking at his knee...my first thought was "it's an ACL". I'm not surprised. If quickness is supposed to be his game, I'm not optimistic. He's on a rookie contract and could still become a decent rotational player...so I wouldn't give up on him. If he's as gung-ho as described he might rededicate himself to the weight room and surprise people.
              I thought Daniels played a little better.
              Statistically, Daniels played a lot better. These numbers track QB pressure by the front five boys, down lineman and OLB's. Sacks, QB hits,& hurries....

              Clay Matthews 12.76%
              Mike Neal 10
              Nick Perry 9.52%
              Dezman Moses 8.24%
              Mike Daniels 7.02%
              Erik Walden 6.81%
              BJ Raji 6.22%
              CJ Wilson 5.56%
              Jerel Worthy 2.56%
              Ryan Pickett 2.23%

              MDaniel's numbers were pretty damned good for a rookie interior DL.
              Worthy has talent, but he's got to broaden his arsenal. He basically uses one move and a counter. It will take more solid moves than that to make him an effective PR force from the inside.

              I wanna see Nick Perry, Clay Matthews, Mike Neal, Dezman Moses,
              & Mike Daniels on the field at the same time in second and third & long situation. If Worthy gets healthy after camp spot him in that rotation, after "learnin'" him some tricks. I'm sure Turgo's got a gimmick or two the kid can put in his PR golf bag

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              • #67
                That's amazing that Perry's numbers barely exceeded Pickett's. Definitely needs to get his body stronger. How much can a guy work on upper body strength while rehabilitating a knee?
                I can't run no more
                With that lawless crowd
                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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                • #68
                  I wanna see Nick Perry, Clay Matthews, Mike Neal, Dezman Moses, & Mike Daniels on the field at the same time in second and third & long situation.
                  Those are really interesting stats...not sure what the source is. I do wonder where a healthy Desmond Bishop would have ended up.
                  This is going to be an important offseason for Nick Perry...all the rookies, really.

                  How much can a guy work on upper body strength while rehabilitating a knee?
                  I wonder about this too. I'd expect some things could be done without much trouble post-surgery.

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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by Bretsky View Post
                    Brad Jones would be in the wrong position, and then slip and fall down when his only responsiblity was to shadow Lynn Dickey from running 50 yards for a TD
                    Now that's just harsh.
                    All hail the Ruler of the Meadow!

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Cheesehead Craig View Post
                      Hodge had no knees coming out of college. He was a poor draft choice.
                      Everything about Hodge was great, except the knees, to be fair.

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by smuggler View Post
                        Everything about Hodge was great, except the knees, to be fair.
                        If every running back the Packers faced was Travis Jervey, he would have been All-Pro.
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