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Nelson 50-50
It appears Jordy avoided serious injury. He might play Sunday. I'm going to say that the Packers saying 50-50 means he should stay out. It's time to let others step up and do their job.
Cobb, day-t0-day. To me, that means about 50-50. I think either Cobb or Nelson will play. The one with the worse injury will probably sit out.
The injury list is rising. The truth - in my opinion - has been in the conditioning program the Packers use, and has been for years. Way too much emphasis on bulk muscles, and not enough on supple muscles, that may not look as pretty and sculpted. When I was young, playing football, and other sports, I used flexibility training with lighter weights, and I stayed pretty much injury free for neary 40 years of playing sports. I'm sold on the process, but for some reason, the "six-pack" theory of building muscles takes precedence.
It's difficult changing the culture in the NFL. Eventually it will change, when they are finally convinced that they're causing their own injuries.
It appears Jordy avoided serious injury. He might play Sunday. I'm going to say that the Packers saying 50-50 means he should stay out. It's time to let others step up and do their job.
Cobb, day-t0-day. To me, that means about 50-50. I think either Cobb or Nelson will play. The one with the worse injury will probably sit out.
The injury list is rising. The truth - in my opinion - has been in the conditioning program the Packers use, and has been for years. Way too much emphasis on bulk muscles, and not enough on supple muscles, that may not look as pretty and sculpted. When I was young, playing football, and other sports, I used flexibility training with lighter weights, and I stayed pretty much injury free for neary 40 years of playing sports. I'm sold on the process, but for some reason, the "six-pack" theory of building muscles takes precedence.
It's difficult changing the culture in the NFL. Eventually it will change, when they are finally convinced that they're causing their own injuries.