Bradford to skip combine workout.
 

Per ESPN he will attend personal meetings but will not participate in physical tests till Oklahoma's pro-day.

He better play lights out during Oklahoma's pro day if he wants first round money.

This QB class is a disaster. I don't see a single guarantee franchise guy in this class. Every year I see atleast 1, sometimes 2. But this year is just ugly. Waaay too many question marks on all of the QBs this year.l

Pro days are almost always lights out. They are scripted to the players ability and liking. Secondly, it really doesn't matter much at all how his pro day goes. What it really comes down to is his shoulder and if it checks out.

Even if he were to have a terrible pro day, he is still one of the top two QBs in this sketchy QB class.

That's ****ing pathetic. At least Clausen is recovering from a recent injury. Bradford's probably afraid to throw beyond 10 yards.

He'll be fine with improved offensive line and wide receiver play.

All of a sudden you are a world renowned orthopedic surgeon.

what a puss

It doesn't require a doctor to know that a grade-3 AC joint sprain is not a 4-6 month injury.

Brian Griese finished the ****ing game he played in with the same injury, then missed a total of a month. Then again, he's not a pussy shit bitch.

Of course, given that the wind beneath your wings, Colt McCoy, suffered a similar injury to the labial folds of his body in the NC game, I can see why you'd be defensive about such a scratch.

I guess you know more than James Andrews. Oh wait, you don't, you're just full of crap like usual:



* This afternoon, the representatives for Sam Bradford (Tom Condon and Ben Dogra of CAA Sports) sent an email to all 32 teams informing them that Bradford will fully participate in the medical examinations, interview process and wonderlic testing at the combine. Based on the advice of Dr. James Andrews, he will not participate in any football drills or physical activities in Indianapolis. Bradford will have his own pro day workout on March 25th at the University of Oklahoma. He will not be in attendance for the Sooners pro day on March 9th.

* A letter from Dr. Andrews was attached in the email distributed to the teams. In that letter, Andrews mentions that Bradford is ahead of schedule in his recovery from shoulder surgery. He writes that Sam has been increasing the distance on his throws weekly and is on schedule to fully participate at the pro day workout in late March.

Wow, he got a Dr.'s note excusing him from physical activity. Congratulations, your future NFL quarterback is like the fat asthmatic kid in gym class.

He didn't tear his ACL, he didn't even tear his labrum. This is a short-term injury.

It's always been a 4-6 month rehab.
Posted October 25, 2009:

Oklahoma: Bradford entering 2010 draft
The official website of the Oklahoma Sooners announced the news that NFL scouts had been expecting: Sam Bradford will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery and, assuming his rehabilitation goes as expected, will be entering the 2010 NFL Draft.

The injury -- a sprained AC joint of his right (throwing) shoulder -- initially occurred in Oklahoma's opening season loss to BYU, Bradford came back for a tune-up against Baylor, but only made it to the second offensive series for the Sooners before going down against the Texas pass rush.

The noted surgeon, Dr. James Andrews, will be performing the surgery on Wednesday. The expected rehabilitation is 4-6 months. With the draft approximately 7 months away, Bradford is hopeful to have enough time to work out for scouts prior to draft, whether at the Combine or in a personal Pro Day workout later.

i think the hurts Bradford draft status

usually the top QB doesn't have to workout but with his injury issue being so fresh they won't help.

I take offense on behalf of all fat asthmatic kids in gym class! :)

Teams will make their decision on Bradford based on (a) the physical, (b) private workouts where he is asked to retain and run plays from the teams playbook, and (c) his college play and demeanor.