Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

[HHURRICANE]

The conditioning is fine.

[Forward_Lateral]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

For the 800th time. Conditioning has NOTHING to do with getting your leg rolled up on, or planting it into the turf and twisting it.

Can we make the same ****ing thread every week?

[HHURRICANE]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

When we run out of players I'll stop making the thread.

[Dr. Lecter]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Bite me, you egomanical jackass. You want more attention than a ****ing 2-year old with a ****ty diaper.

You want to point to something that shows it is conditioning? Anything with actual evidence?

Did you know the Patriots have had more injuries that last three years than the Bills have had?

Until you come up with someway that torn up knees is due to conditioning, take this argument and shove it up your ass.

[Joe Fo Sho]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

How does conditioning help you from breaking a leg/arm/ankle, HH? Seriously, I'm curious.

[Dr. Lecter]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Q: Does the way Dick Jauron runs his training camp lead to more injuries, which we seem to have seen during his tenure in Buffalo? - Bill Austin, Buffalo
A: I don't know enough about medicine to give an answer, and I don't know if it's possible to draw a direct connection between a lack of intense hitting in August and injuries in September. I can tell you the track record.
In 2008, the Bills tied for the 12th most games by starters lost to injury, according to the Dallas Morning News. In 2007 they were No. 1 in the league in games lost by starters. They had 19 players on the injured reserve list that year. In 2006, they ranked 18th. In 2005, Mike Mularkey's last year, they were 17th.
Here's where New England has ranked in terms of most injuries, starting with last season: fourth, 24th, tied for 11th, third. So the Bills have not had more injuries, overall, than the Patriots the previous four years.
Here are my conclusions. No. 1: Every team has injuries, and to a large degree, they are hard to control. The fact Paul Posluszny broke his arm two out of three seasons is simply bad luck, in my opinion.
No. 2 (and most important): A team can control the quality of its depth. Having undrafted, undersized Marcus Buggs as the backup middle linebacker is an example of poor roster management by the Bills' front office and coaching staff.

http://www.buffalonews.com/452/story/822188.html

[HHURRICANE]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Bite me, you egomanical jackass.

You want to point to something that shows it is conditioning? Anything with actual evidence?

Did you know the Patriots have had more injuries that last three years than the Bills have had?

Until you come up with someway that torn up knees is due to conditioning, take this argument and shove it up your ass.

We lose a great trainer and our camps have been void of any kind of ramp up for regular season contact. It's coincidence.

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Man, I'm ****ing bummed out.

This sucks.

Season is over.

Oh, back on topic... Drafting players with extensive injury histories doesn't help much either, yeah?

[MikeInRoch]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

We lose a great trainer and our camps have been void of any kind of ramp up for regular season contact. It's coincidence.

Yes, in fact, it is.

[LtFinFan66]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Tennessee just had 2 guys hurt on the opening kick-off

[Dr. Pepper]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Tennessee just had 2 guys hurt on the opening kick-off

they must have a horrible conditioning coach too!

[BidsJr]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

Bite me, you egomanical jackass. You want more attention than a ****ing 2-year old with a ****ty diaper.

You want to point to something that shows it is conditioning? Anything with actual evidence?

Did you know the Patriots have had more injuries that last three years than the Bills have had?

Until you come up with someway that torn up knees is due to conditioning, take this argument and shove it up your ass.

Admin Brawling.

Love it

I also agree, he is consistently the most ******ed poster here. At least Mitchell55 has age as an excuse.

[BoyILuvLoznStupidly]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

They are playing too hard for Jauron and that is what is causing these injuries. They are just trying too hard

[DraftBoy]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

We lose a great trainer and our camps have been void of any kind of ramp up for regular season contact. It's coincidence.

You have one of the dumbest posts Ive ever seen...

So let me get this straight, you don't believe in science clearly, and instead you're just going to make your own **** up?

[Forward_Lateral]

Re: Lecter, the injuries are just bad luck.

The guy is a ****ing moron. Period. I hope a comet hits his house tonight.