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Charles out for Colts game
per Eisen show
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we'll be fine.
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Didn't JC blow a knee the last time we were in Indy? Better safe than sorry.
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Andy Reid might as well come out and say "we don't feel we need Jamaal for us to beat Indy. We don't think they will have an answer for Ware and West is a quality change of pace guy.
If this was thought of as a game that's gonna be close, Charles would be suiting up." |
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Least of my concerns.
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Rest him for divisional games
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Do they even give a reason?
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Meh.
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One of the sportswriters I follow on Twitter recently said that the public has become numb to the fact that these guys have their bodies ripped open, have ligaments replaced or repaired and go through months, if not years, of recovery and rehab.
Yet the fans are at the point where they expect their favorite athlete to return quickly and play as if nothing happened. Sadly, this isn't always the case. As I've mentioned several times, HGH testing has slowed recoveries to nearly a standstill. Charles is more than one year removed from his surgery yet he's clearly not 100% and at age 29, he most likely won't ever be the same player he was before this particular surgery. Fortunately, the Chiefs have players in Ware and West that take the sting out the loss of Charles. Hopefully, Houston's recovery is without any speed bumps but considering that Phillip Gaines (age 25) is also having difficulty with his surgically repaired knee, it'll be surprising if he's able to step in and have the same kind of impact as he had in 2014 and 2015. |
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I'm not sure what to make of it really. Seems like a "we have guys that can play, so no reason to run him back out there" kind of thing to me.
Hopefully atleast I guess. |
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Swelling in a knee thats been repaired like that is pretty normal IIRC, just depends on where the swelling is coming from. Something isn't right though or they'd have him out there. |
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I wouldn't be surprised if this is his last year in the NFL.
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CP Logic:
Hali - Swelling of the knees: He sucks and looks old, get him out of there. Charles - Swelling of the knee: Ride him like a horse. |
If he plants wrong on that turf he's destroyed everything he's gained back so far. It's is simple as that. Save him for the end of the year r 8 game win streak.
Edit: And we're not winning this game anyway. We never win in that shit hole. |
Ware is better anyways.
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Wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't play again this season.
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I wouldn't either. I've expressed the desire to have him retire in KC so that would be awesome from a fan perspective. He's made a pretty good living in the NFL and, with a wife who lost a cousin to possible effects of CTE (as well as a friend for him), I wouldn't be surprised if his wife pushes him to retire. |
Possiblly saving him for a Trade on Monday?
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You would get nothing back for him even if the was a team wanting to take the gamble. |
May have already played his last game with the Chiefs. It was a good run. $7 mil to keep next year, $0 to cut him.
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No team would make that trade and I seriously doubt that he could pass a physical. |
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The Chiefs aren't just keeping Charles out of the game 'because we don't need him to beat the lowly colts' or that 'ware is better anyway' This is probably Charles' last year as a Chiefs and the team would be riding him hard if he was even close to being ready. He's not and the team probably thinks he could even injure himself more if he plays. |
Dude's hardly a Chief anymore.
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Development of conley and hill this season make the loss of Charles that less painful
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As a person who has had ACL surgery on both knees I can tell you that one can take longer to feel "right" than the other..... My right knee went well and I was back to playing basketball with no pain in a year... My left one will never be the same and it has retired me to golf... too much meniscus damage when the injury occurred...too much pain... I rehabbed just as hard with the second one but it just wouldn't come back to where I was comfortable to play sports.... With that being said JC is a world class athlete and I am not ...so I guess anything is possible with him...
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My reaction to this is the same one Judy had on The IT Crowd when she thought Roy had died. If you don't get this reference then **** off!
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How will we ever get by without his contribution?
:eek: ROFL ... RELAX... I'm just kidding. I have been no great fan of Charc West so far this year, so no, not happy to have him as RB2 instead of JC. As said, probably best that JC avoids that Indy turf if not 100%. |
No point in playing him on that shit field
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I think coaches know we got the firepower to get to the post season without Houston and Charles. Let's have them ready for the playoffs , especially houston.
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Houston also officially out.
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I suspect that Ware is now the #1 back and has been for awhile. Embrace it folks.
The transition began last year. Its time to embrace Ware 100% |
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I love JC but at his age and with his injury history Spencer Ware and his 5.2ypc have all but made him expendable. The best thing that could happen, is JC displaying his all world talent, with the few gallons of rocket fuel he still has in the tank, late this season, so that we can unload him for some valuable picks. |
or if not as valuable the picks as hoped for.. JC elects to restructure his deal to become a rotational back for KC. Obviously HUGE upgrade over West.. greatly prolongs JC's time in the NFL.. gives KC a tremendous RB2 that can easily be a great RB1 if Ware ever misses any time.
Not sure if JC has that kind of ego or mindset.. but he might, if the market isn't as eager as he may hope. |
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LMAO Yep. Any legit Chiefs fan. |
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( was still an asshole-ish way to go about that, when you could have just explained what you believe is his mindset.. or said nothing at all.. but no hard feelings. I have come to expect and accept the CP way ) |
I for one think it sucks. JC is explosive and on the field is where we should want him. All this we don't need him talk is crazy. We do need him since our offense is in the bottom of the league as usual.
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Hardly a juggernaut |
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We've been RB fortunate ever since Priest Holmes. |
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His numbers might be even higher since the Chiefs face some pretty pathetic defenses in Indy, Tampa, Carolina, Oakland and Jacksonville down the stretch. |
Its a painful realization, but yeah its starting to look like this is JCs last year as a Chief... and if thats the case, then lets at least get him as close to 100% as possible for the last few games of the year
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Not sure how we're going to make up the production from his 1-2 carries per game.
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He's the Chiefs fastest running back and led all backs in rushing yardage in 2015. He's been dinged this season with elbow and ankle injuries but once he's healthy, he'll provide a strong option and a 1-2 punch with Ware. Aside from the fumbles, Ware has been lights out. |
Good thing they are lllllloaded lloaded.
Feed the Warebeast |
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Not to knock West in any way, but he isnt our fastest RB |
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I don't know why guys like you are living in the past but Jamaal Charles after two ACL injuries at age 29 is not the 25 year old Jamaal Charles of 2012 or the 23 year old Jamaal Charles of 2010. He'll be 30 in December and can't run without his knee swelling. From my POV, he's lost a step, as he was caught from behind on the one long play that he's had this season. That wouldn't have happened prior to 2014. West ran a 4.27 for scouts in 2015. http://rotoviz.com/2014/04/abilene-c...rty-yard-dash/ |
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West hasn't looked as good lately
At this point i would prefer the extra power of Reaves more conducive to the PAP offense we are slowly developing(dragging Reid kicking and screaming the entire way, i might add) |
Charles hasn't been great for a while now. Time to move on.
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Gotta admit that I wasnt aware of Wests 40 time though, thats blistering... but I have to echo Laz here and say that he hasnt looked too great thus far, but I'm willing to chalk it up to him not getting enough consecutive plays to hit a groove |
West's 40 was hand-timed, if I'm not mistaken, so it's basically worthless. But he probably is still faster than Jamaal at this point.
JC hasn't really been a burner since 2010. My God, he was fast as shit then, though. |
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As of today, it appears to the be latter. |
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I think he is done |
Personally, I happy to see the Chiefs take a cautious approach in handling Charles and his injury. Absolutely no need to rush him back, ESPECIALLY with Ware being so effective! I see little upside in going with Charles until he's totally healed. If that's not for another month or so, fine.....heck, if he's out for the rest of the year, I can only imagine that his knee simply didn't heal quick enough to be effective. (Same thing goes for Houston too.)
We need these guys back at 100%, NOT 85%. Get 'em good and healthy and then and only then, get 'em on the field. And yes, you may even need to play them to see how far back they really are (like Charles), and if it shows that they're not ready, then sit 'em back down until they're more ready. I would hope that the Chiefs maintain this rather cautious approach to injuries. |
Better safe than sorry.
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I clearly remember thinking to myself... "OMG, he chose this play to truly test that knee because he's torquing the hell out of it right now", it might just be that he aggravated something right there Either way, the apparent plan to rest him until it feels good again is the right one... if he is only here for 2016, lets make sure he is able to go out swinging |
An article on NFL.com claimed he had swelling in BOTH knees.
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for starters, if he's injured again, it doesn't necessarily have to have happened in a game. he would be practicing thru the week too.
secondly, although not the same thing entirely. after my hand was operated on to tie back together three tendons and other stuffs, it took me five months for my hand NOT to swell even from simply walking too much. so with all the physical activity being done, it would seem to me, this swelling is natural. |
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