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Gretz: Gaither did not practice today
This does not sound good!
http://www.bobgretz.com/ September 9, 2011 - Bob Gretz | No Comments From Arrowhead Stadium Backup OT Jared Gaither was not practicing with the Chiefs during their Friday morning workout inside the stadium. The big man did not immediately head to the rehab area, but after the stretching period Gaither joined the offensive linemen as an observer. Since he signed in the first week of camp, Gaither has had some knee problems. We’ll find out later today when the Chiefs release their injury report how serious Gaither’s situation might be for Sunday against the Bills. The only other OT on the roster is recently claimed Steve Mareni, who has not yet played in an NFL regular season game. There were 61 of 61 players on the field for the practice. WR Jonathan Baldwin continues to be a non-participant due to his right thumb. LG Ryan Lilja was back and QB Matt Cassel didn’t appear to be any worse for the wear of the week on that cracked rib suffered last week. |
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I just assumed Richardson is the starting RT, so I don't see this as a big deal.
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What the hell is up with this team bringing lame ducks in. It's been going on for years. "He has a history of being injured" Well lets bring him in for a look.
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somewhere John Harbaugh chuckles...
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If I was the coaching staff I would be getting to the point with Gaither of either play or don't play until you are fully healed. This is getting pretty old real quick .
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doomed, due to the need to carry 14 wide receivers
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In all honesty the guys seems like a dumb****. Declares himself 100% and wants to start then cant even stay on the field for more than a few days. I know injuries happen but wtf?
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I didn't feel much like getting up and going to work today either, but I managed...
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Gaither has done nothing since signing. He'll end up being cut IMO sometime during the year because of his inability to stay healthy. The guy has been dinged for the last year and a half now, and even failed the Raiders physical.
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I'm starting to wonder if this is just a lazy thing. He played well in the last game and didn't have any problems. or so it seemed
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He was a low risk high reward. Haley has always stated fromt he get go, that they are going to take it very slow with this dude.
This is not shocking at all. They more or less want him on the roster hoping he can be healthy and it pays off, If not, just cut him. Its not like he's breaking the bank or hamstringing the payroll. |
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Is he related to Croyle by chance?
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"We are just bringing him along slow, hopefully he will be ready to go by next year".
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Maybe he just doesn't like to practice.
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Every time he steps onto the field he gives this offense new life. He'll play at some point this season and when he does, we'll rape faces
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I was hoping they'd put him on that inactive list for like the first 6 games. After that, they put him on the roster or IR him. That way he had plenty of time to get healthy & in shape. :hmmm: |
Status Report
OUT WR Jon Baldwin (thumb) QUESTIONABLE T Jared Gaither (knee) PROBABLE WR Steve Breaston (hamstring), QB Matt Cassel (rib) |
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We need Cassel and probably Breaston since Moeaki is out. That's it though. |
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Are we a charity now? Posted via Mobile Device |
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Hey just needs to not be a pu*** and play...no if he is hurt then don't play. If he is healthy he needs to play.
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My hope is that he is ready to go around week 7 or 8.
That's when the shit gets interesting. |
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If he takes over at one point this season and plays the way he can, he will get franchised and while playing on the tag he will show if he is worthy of earning a long term deal. |
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What did he sign for? The league minimum? It's not like we're up against the cap. He sounded grateful that the Chiefs took a chance & signed him. Imo, the last thing he'd do is bolt on the team that gave him a chance. But what do I know? I'm just a nobody running my mouth on the intraweb. ;) |
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They have got to get this ****er going almost full throttle out of the box. After I look at our schedule and take the red shaded glasses off I can't get past 9-7 and that's being generous. I'll be going batshit crazy during the game I just hope I can flip the "realist" switch the way I have the last 3-4 years. Game over........moving on. I use to be sick until Wednesday when we lost, but it just isn't worth putting myself through it like I use to. Can do it with the Chiefs and Royals no problem..........now if I make that happen with K-State I'll be set. |
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shitLMAO |
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I'll even bet on that. |
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Shit...
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This guy has got to go!:banghead: |
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Mofo is just plain "SOFT" |
If Jared Gaither is soft, then so was Willie Roaf.
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Comparing Gaither to Roaf ? Gaither hasn't been in the league long enough 'except' to show he is soft too often in a short amount of time so far. Roaf played plenty long enough in between his long spread out 2 injuries to be a ProBowler damn near every year in spite of his injuries. Respectfully disagree;) |
Geez, Breaston with a hammy issue? Hope that doesn't flare up during the game or Cassel will have even less weapons that he had last year with no Mo, Baldwin & Breaston.
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Seems to me , that when they are listed as questionable.
More times than not they play. Unless they need the roster spot for another position. |
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And yet HOW many times did he miss games from 2002-2005? Too many. I still have nightmares of Jordan Black filling in for half a season in 2005. There are some guys that just get injured a lot. In Gaither's case, he's only been injured once, but he's still recovering and rehabilitating. That doesn't make him soft. |
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Oher started out at RT because they had Gaither, but Gaither had that nasty neck/head injury halfway through 2009. Either way, the Ravens certainly weren't drafting Oher to play on the right side, when he was a natural fit for LT in the pros. Oher was in the 2009 draft, which was before Gaither's serious injury. That says they were planning to replace him/have him play on the right side. When the injury situation picked up and he missed in 2010, the Ravens played it safe and planned to move on without him with a replacement. It's what a smart team would do. But to me, that doesn't necessarily mean they viewed Gaither as a soft guy. They were just taking precautions by finding his replacements now, and when he didn't get a new contract from them, it was obvious they were already moving in a different direction. |
Now the thing with the Raiders... who knows. Maybe they were right. Or maybe they're ****ing idiots.
Personally, I find it easier to believe that they're the ones with the ****ing idiots assessing Gaither's NFL future, not us. |
It could also just be philosophy or arrogance. Obviously the Chiefs think he's worth the roster spot because even at whatever % he at right now he better than anyone out there, with PB talent if he is healthy.
I cant see only one backup, and a rookie none the less, as the only backup on the inside for all 16 games. More than the different approach to the offseason I think this might be the Chiefs biggest area for concern during the season. |
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