Chad Jones to try out with Saints

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by mctiger, Dec 22, 2012.

  1. LaSalleAve

    LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

    Completely agree, not even in the same universe.
     
  2. tigerchick46

    tigerchick46 Quick Learner

    Not even close did you see the video/pics of CJ's mangle leg? Looked like a pack of pit bulls attacked him.......
     
  3. LaSalleAve

    LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

    You can't compare a broken bone, or hip, or one torn muscle, to what a leg that looked like it was shredded by a grenade, or explosion with shrapnel tearing it apart.
     
  4. TwistedTiger

    TwistedTiger Founding Member

    I agree, it wasn't like a clean broken bone or torn ligament. He had major leg damage.
     
  5. TIGRIS PANTHERA

    TIGRIS PANTHERA Veteran Member

    There is no logic in this response.
     
  6. TIGRIS PANTHERA

    TIGRIS PANTHERA Veteran Member

    What about the Tommy Prothro injury? Is this former All American/projected first round NFL selection / even able to walk & or run? I mention this because Chad Jones can run and it appears will play in the NFL. I must be drawn too or at the very least lead-too-the-conclusion-that-CJ 's-healing-is-successful ultimately.
     
  7. gumborue

    gumborue Throwin Ched

    If its his right leg there's a good chance it won't affect his pitching
     
  8. ehusson80

    ehusson80 Founding Member

    Was that pic during surgery? Let me make this clear: CJ's injury was aweful! I feel so bad for him, b/c he was, and hopefully still is and will continue to be, a GREAT ATHLETE! I would like to think that, outside of his family and friend and coaches and teammates, I am one of his biggest fans. But, to play Bo's advocate, I'm sure, during surgery, his hip was filleted open like that at some point. A hip REPLACEMENT is a major, major surgery for a really really bad injury. He never played another down!
     
  9. TIGRIS PANTHERA

    TIGRIS PANTHERA Veteran Member

    Blood and surgical repair require acclimation.
     

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