http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/chi09...0,3722127.story

 

Looked to me like he pulled an upper abdominal muscle. probably wont be on the field as a reciever (not like he was anyway), but should be able to return kicks

That is good news.

 

 

 

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/chi09...0,3722127.story

 

Looked to me like he pulled an upper abdominal muscle. probably wont be on the field as a reciever (not like he was anyway), but should be able to return kicks

Good news, but an injury like this is why I was hesitant to give Hester 4+ years with tons of money. I mean, one injury to his side (ribs, abdomen) or to a knee/leg, then what makes him special (speed, quick moves) is no more.

 

Hopefully this isn't serious, at all. I'd rather him not play Sunday then for him to play at 80% and then re-injure himself.

Good news, but an injury like this is why I was hesitant to give Hester 4+ years with tons of money. I mean, one injury to his side (ribs, abdomen) or to a knee/leg, then what makes him special (speed, quick moves) is no more.

 

Hopefully this isn't serious, at all. I'd rather him not play Sunday then for him to play at 80% and then re-injure himself.

 

what do u mean? anybody can get hurt...

what do u mean? anybody can get hurt...

Exactly. Let's be pu$$ies and not talk him out of playing if he isn't 90%. Nothing like letting the best weapon in football's injury get even worse.

So "best weapon in football" does not deserve 4 plus years and good money ? Hmm dont make sense.

IHMO this was a reather interstering post. I would care to say the 60% of the NFL playeers are playing hurt on each and every Sunday after the opening game. Not paying a player because he is hurt is silly I think. After all we have paid Urlacher,Harris,Dusty, Brown,Grossman, Jones and the list goes on and that's just of our team.