PFF Mock Draft has McCoy, Josephs and Hood

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#51
BernardKingGOAT said:
Now or in the past. Morgan was a great pro. Gault had some good years in Chicago. McGee was solid and a Probowler. Miller was great. Harper was solid before he got hurt. Pickens was a Pro Bowler. AFC offensive rookie of the year. If you're talking about Heupel, Tillman is a starter when healthy. Thornton is a starter
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My fault. I meant under Heupel. Tillman is good and I actually wasn't aware Thornton was starting. So I was wrong there. My apologies!
 
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#52
#52
Hairy Vols said:
My fault. I meant under Heupel. Tillman is good and I actually wasn't aware Thornton was starting. So I was wrong there. My apologies!
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Even when we were called WRU, it wasn't like all our receivers were playing at the next level. Hell, not one receiver who played with Manning outside of Price were any good in the NFL. They sure put up big numbers while they were here though. We've actually been as much of a RBU as a WRU for the next level. Probably more so
 
#53
#53
Carp said:
For one, he got hurt under our team. So yeah, we owe him every red cent. If you get hurt at work and can't work while you're recovering, I suppose you would be ok with your work not paying you?

Secondly, this is such an ignorant statement. McCoy has been actively trying to come back. Taking part in drills and going through some padded practices. You realize that puts him at risk to reinjure himself right? If he were only interested in collecting a check and sleep walking to the draft, he wouldn't be putting in the work he has.
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If we asked him to do something outside the scope of playing football, and he got hurt, then the school owes him as much time as possible to recover, and the discretion be subjective about it.
If we paid him to play football, and he got hurt playing football, then McCoy still has an obligation to return to playing football asap; not when there is no way to prove he's NOT hurt; for so many rightful reasons.
Injury is a subjective occurrence, and medical practice is an imperfect PRACTICE, which leaves an immense gray area left open to interpretation.
It is my opinion, this dynamic creates opportunities for hustlers and handlers to cash-in on Universities' pursuits of athletic competition, and their fanbases' financial investments to that pursuit.
Because I have contributed to The University of Tennessee and it's athletic programs, I have entitled myself to being critical of it's athletic participants and the level of their investment in the winning of its athletic programs.
If a worker is abusing FMLA, they get away with it. But, it doesn't prevent everyone who has to pick up their slack from noticing they're milking the situation...
 
#56
#56
10seV4L said:
If we asked him to do something outside the scope of playing football, and he got hurt, then the school owes him as much time as possible to recover, and the discretion be subjective about it.
If we paid him to play football, and he got hurt playing football, then McCoy still has an obligation to return to playing football asap; not when there is no way to prove he's NOT hurt; for so many rightful reasons.
Injury is a subjective occurrence, and medical practice is an imperfect PRACTICE, which leaves an immense gray area left open to interpretation.
It is my opinion, this dynamic creates opportunities for hustlers and handlers to cash-in on Universities' pursuits of athletic competition, and their fanbases' financial investments to that pursuit.
Because I have contributed to The University of Tennessee and it's athletic programs, I have entitled myself to being critical of it's athletic participants and the level of their investment in the winning of its athletic programs.
If a worker is abusing FMLA, they get away with it. But, it doesn't prevent everyone who has to pick up their slack from noticing they're milking the situation...
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A lot of word garbage that didn't address the main point.

You're making an assumption on McCoy, and a poor assumption at that. Again, by every account he's doing all he can to get back. ACL injuries have a recovery time of 9-12 months. He's right in that timeline right now.
 
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