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Old 06-12-2008, 02:46 PM
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yea there is a point where what the doctors say doesn't matter. it's after they give him clearance to play with the team. it's after he's rehabed and worked his way back, so as long as they feel he is healthy he can play...i'm not sure where you think dunta's opinion comes in but he's not going to be able just tell the texans medical staff to shove it and go play because he thinks he can...unless he doesn't want his money.
See: Spencer. I'd say the doctors have done all they can do with him. Is he not "cleared"? Can he still do his job? Who makes that determination? At this point, I'd say it would be up to he and the coaches.

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pppppppppsdfakld......so we're not allowed to talk about it even though i just said i was guessing at his current health?
Sure you can. Guess all you want - that's what these forums are for. Some use inside info and facts to form their opinions - others just blabber out whatever comes to mind....

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by the way, MRI machines and degrees in such matters hold a fairly weighted portion of the general opinion of this person. in fact, DUNTA CAN'T PLAY UNTIL THEY CLEAR HIM. i think they matter just a weeeeee lil' bit. there are reasons why athletes don't treat themselves, i know, that's weird but i swear it's true.
See my first reply.

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you're looking to JOHN F*CK*NG MCCLAIN for information about lateral movements and being able to turn or run? that's your whole problem right there son. besides, you just give us the business about "everybody knows what's best for dunta" and then give like one of the worst sources in the history of sources as your definitive stamp of righteousness? please.
Jeez, take a valium - that last hyperbole got away from you.

Son? Eheh, judging from your responses, I'd say I'm probably twice your age.

Re: McClain, sure, as mentioned, I'd rather hear what he has to say rather than someone typing from their work computer. He does have about 30-some years reporting on sports and he is not always wrong (and I can't believe I'm defending him). Did you even go listen at the link I posted?

This is my last post on the subject. Your floor.
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Old 06-12-2008, 05:49 PM
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I don't consider McClain a football genius, but I respect him for what he is: a guy who likes football, has a few sources but not as many as he'd like, and a guy that as far as I can tell doesn't just make stuff up. As a source, I'd but him well ahead of some of the radio sports jocks in Houston.

One of the reasons Dunte was written off at the time he got his injury is the total hamstring tear. But from what I have been hearing, the hamstring operation was a total success. If that is true, then what Dunte is dealing with is just a normal ACL tear with a little extra rehab time because of the hamstring thing. If that is the case, then he should be able to play pretty well this year and be fully or almost fully as good as he was before in another year or so.
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Old 06-13-2008, 07:42 AM
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See: Spencer. I'd say the doctors have done all they can do with him. Is he not "cleared"? Can he still do his job? Who makes that determination? At this point, I'd say it would be up to he and the coaches.
i don't think they've cleared him for contact have they? i could be wrong but i'm pretty sure all he's done is individual workouts to this point. just like my boy dunta. they both need the MEDICAL CLEARANCE before "i'm good to go" means anything to any coach.

who makes the determination? the doctors.
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Sure you can. Guess all you want - that's what these forums are for. Some use inside info and facts to form their opinions - others just blabber out whatever comes to mind....
talked yourself into a circle here. more like the olympic games logo: circles in circles.
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Jeez, take a valium - that last hyperbole got away from you.

Son? Eheh, judging from your responses, I'd say I'm probably twice your age.
jeebus h. rodriguez, if i call you my dawg are you gonna tell me that you're not a dog? if i call you a homie are you gonna tell me you're at work?
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Re: McClain, sure, as mentioned, I'd rather hear what he has to say rather than someone typing from their work computer. He does have about 30-some years reporting on sports and he is not always wrong (and I can't believe I'm defending him). Did you even go listen at the link I posted?

This is my last post on the subject. Your floor.
just because john mcclain has been a terrible sports reporter for 30 years it doesn't make him any more right about anything. you don't want sports opinions from somebody who doesn't get paid to opine on sports (i.e. me)? that's just fine. but excuse me if i'm not going to take analysis on running from a guy who probably hasn't seen the lower half of his body without the aid of a mirror for the same 30 years.
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Old 06-17-2008, 03:02 PM
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There was a time, back when we still had the old Houston Post, McLain actually had to work a little bit, and had some good years along with the Luv Ya Blue teams. However, now that he's self styled himself a little short fat strutting "general", those days are sadly gone. RIP.
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Old 06-23-2008, 07:48 AM
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i'll just have to take your word for it NBT. i still can't get the image of mad tv's impression of kenny rogers out of my mind when john mcclain talks.
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Old 06-23-2008, 01:32 PM
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But back to Reeves. Iwill be watching closely to see how he looks in our system. He supposedly sucked in the Cowboys. His forte is supposedly bump and run, and being physical on the receivers. We sure need him to hold the rope......at least until Dunta can get back.

There are still a lot of sports writers out there who say our secondary sucks. Well that was last year. I really think the safeties will be better and deeper. The CB's however, I'm holding my breath and waiting?
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Old 06-23-2008, 02:39 PM
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from what i've heard we've signed reeves as like a "change of scenary will be better for him" type. it makes me glad to hear he is a physical corner, he's got good size and speed which you would expect from an nfl corner. physical and aggressive play like that would really give some new adjectives to use on our defense. vanilla, soft, and bend but don't break are getting really old.

i agree with you the safeties should be better but they couldn't have been much worse. do they make our secondary fearsome? nope. i think the corners should be fine as long as reeves isn't petey-v.2. bennett should be a key component in his 2nd year if he continues his playmaking. plus we have a hungry dunta waiting to get back to action!!
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Old 07-12-2008, 03:25 PM
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Yeah, the vanilla soft, and bend but don't break are Richard Smith's legacies to date. The truth is, Kubiak told him to play conservative because he wasn't real confident of the RBs, or the offensive line. I hope with coach Gibbs running the ZBS, he will have the faith to run a more aggressive defense. That is one of the things I will be watching for very closely this season.
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