The long road back for skill players

[G. Host]

Many skill players never recover from serious injuries

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/reuben_frank/05/24/injury.numbers/index.html

Interestingly former Bills QB Drew Bledsoe was one of the illustrations of players recovering from serious injuries.

..... They didn't say how long the recover would last where the players would continue to have record seasons.

[RockStar36]

Re: The long road back for skill players

Bledsoe benefited from having competent receivers in Buffalo.

[ParanoidAndroid]

Re: The long road back for skill players

Perhaps the best combo after Holt and Bruce headed the "greatest show on turf." Big mistake splitting that up. Who knows what would have happened if the offense was left intact.
The best combo now, I believe, belongs to Boldin and Fitzgerald....imagine if they had a QB!

[The_Philster]

Re: The long road back for skill players

Big mistake splitting that up.

Blame Price and his agent for that

[patmoran2006]

Re: The long road back for skill players

IMO and I think we will find this out in time..

Peerless Price was and is only as good as the No. 1 WR he's playing alongside with. So hopefully Evans will really step up this year.

[G. Host]

Re: The long road back for skill players

Bledsoe benefited from having competent receivers in Buffalo.

Let us examine the WRs - Moulds (who many wanted to go because he did not get along with the heir), Price (who left saying he was good enough to be #1 WR and ought to be paid as such) and Reed (who many still want to go).

Just exacly who were you talking about?