FIRE McCarthy

[mmmdk]

We don't need no "due dilligence"
We don't need no "ball" control
No dark sarcasm in the filmroom
Stubby leave them Pack alone
Hey! Stubby! Leave the Pack alone!
All in all you're just another brick with your calls.
All in all you're just another brick with your calls.

[pbmax]

Now I've been thinking and the words for the day:

Baby steps.... Why go after the Big Kaahuuna?

Why not simply take 'baby steps' and go after shit canning the Packers Medical Staff:

http://www.totalpackers.com/2013/10/17/heres-latest-comedy-errors-packers-medical-staff/

You may already have this in your memory bank:

Here’s the Latest Comedy of Errors From Packers Medical Staff

Comment woodbuck27:

I dedicate this post to the memory of former Packer WR Charles Johnson who I imagine is dragging himself around somewhere and dreaming of hauling in pass's from some Super Bowl bound QB.

They have had trouble woodbuck and the Charles Johnson thing is a black mark. But the Jennings example is simply wrong. It was reported by "sources" close to the NFL that Jennings had a groin, but that was not his diagnosis from the Packer Doctors. Jennings had a tear and it was the kind of injury that could be played with IF you could stand the discomfort, similar to a hernia.

Jennings himself said he tried to play though it and could not. He then had surgery to fix it.

[Rutnstrut]

I totally agree with Red, but we also need a fire TT day.

[woodbuck27]

They have had trouble woodbuck and the Charles Johnson thing is a black mark. But the Jennings example is simply wrong. It was reported by "sources" close to the NFL that Jennings had a groin, but that was not his diagnosis from the Packer Doctors. Jennings had a tear and it was the kind of injury that could be played with IF you could stand the discomfort, similar to a hernia.

Jennings himself said he tried to play though it and could not. He then had surgery to fix it.

Jennings? Former Packer WR Greg Jennings?

[pbmax]

Jennings? Former Packer WR Greg Jennings?

Yes.

But I have to walk back my assertion about the injury a bit. An SI article quoting Jennings says the exact injury was still undetermined when he went to see the specialist. That leaves it a bit of an open question about WHY it was undetermined.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/loretta_hunt/11/28/greg-jennings-green-bay-packers/

[pbmax]

This one gets a bit more specific. The groin part of the injury discussion enters the picture after he aggravated it versus St. Louis.

It was then he decided rest and rehab weren't going to do it. This is the version I recall, one in which Jennings desire to play and not miss games due to surgery were part of the equation. But it does leave out exactly what options the Packers presented.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8551194/greg-jennings-green-bay-packers-wr-surgery-groin

[woodbuck27]

Yes.

But I have to walk back my assertion about the injury a bit. An SI article quoting Jennings says the exact injury was still undetermined when he went to see the specialist. That leaves it a bit of an open question about WHY it was undetermined.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...n-bay-packers/

A good article and story. Moreso a lesson there for us all.

Thanks.

Back to the ? or issue at hand:

So a groin injury and rest (for week after week ) somehow after a proper diagnosis became an abdominal injury?

An erectus abdominis tear requiring as a best approach...surgery and about three weeks minimum recovery.

Doesn't that shock anybody?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1398743-greg-jennings-groin-a-closer-look-at-why-surgery-was-necessary

Greg Jennings' Injury: A Closer Look at Why Surgery Was Necessary

By Dave Siebert, MD (Featured Columnist) on November 6, 2012

[woodbuck27]

This one gets a bit more specific. The groin part of the injury discussion enters the picture after he aggravated it versus St. Louis.

It was then he decided rest and rehab weren't going to do it. This is the version I recall, one in which Jennings desire to play and not miss games due to surgery were part of the equation. But it does leave out exactly what options the Packers presented.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/85...-surgery-groin

Really ... what is this injury? Should it have been a difficult diagnosis by the Packers Medical people?


Mommy to little son: Where does it hurt Johnny?

Johnny: Right here Mommy and points to his stomach area.

Mommy: OK Johnny Just rest and I mean no playing with your friends or running indoors or out of doors.

Johnny: What's wrong with me Mommy?

Mommy: Johnny you have what's called a GROIN injury and points to Johnny's sore stomach.

Question:

Who's the better doctor? Mommy or Johnny?

I'm in shock...dieing here laughing.

[pbmax]

A good article and story. Moreso a lesson there for us all.

Thanks.

Back to the ? or issue at hand:

So a groin injury and rest (for week after week ) somehow after a proper diagnosis became an abdominal injury?

An erectus abdominis tear requiring as a best approach...surgery and about three weeks minimum recovery.

Doesn't that shock anybody?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1398743-greg-jennings-groin-a-closer-look-at-why-surgery-was-necessary

Greg Jennings' Injury: A Closer Look at Why Surgery Was Necessary

By Dave Siebert, MD (Featured Columnist) on November 6, 2012

The ESPN article describes the groin injury as occurring AFTER the initial injury, while he was still trying to play through it. Neither article specifies the original diagnosis.

[Guiness]

Good Day !

Who hired Dom Capers?

After it was obvious to many Packer fans that the defense looked bad late in 2012. Why was Dom Capers not at least put on the mat and informed that much more was expected in 2013?

And you know he wasn't because...?

[woodbuck27]

And you know he wasn't because...?

Because it sure looks to me that he didn't get any message.

[mission]

- Nick Saban
- Gus Malzahn
- Kevin Sumlin
- Darrell Bevell
- Duke's coach
- Missouri's coach
- Jack Del Rio
- Ken Whisenhunt

I'd take 'em all. Who else?

[KYPack]

- Nick Saban
- Gus Malzahn
- Kevin Sumlin
- Darrell Bevell
- Duke's coach
- Missouri's coach
- Jack Del Rio
- Ken Whisenhunt

I'd take 'em all. Who else?

Name Saban ST assistant in charge of all long FG's.

[bobblehead]

Name Saban ST assistant in charge of all long FG's.

But he would leave the next year....

[mission]

But he would leave the next year....

Yeah, he did have a great team in Miami to build his legacy off of. Especially when Ireland decided Culpepper was a better QB than Brees.