2023 Injury Thread

[yinzername]

Separated shoulder for Michael Thomas









































Of the Baltimore Ravens

[moishetreats]

Amari Rogers, torn Achilles.

It has begun

Slight correction/clarification: Armani Rogers (TE, Was) and not Amari Rodgers (WR, Hou).

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It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:

Profootballtalk's Mike Florio reports Jimmy Garoppolo can be released without penalty by the Raiders this summer because of his 2022 foot injury.

Garoppolo's deal originally included an $11.25 million signing bonus, but that was converted to part of his base salary after he failed his Raiders physical this spring. Garoppolo can be cut for "any reason" related to his foot, but his $22.5 million salary becomes guaranteed once he "passes a physical exam, is active for at least one regular-season game, and does not suffer re-injury to his left foot." It would certainly seem Garoppolo's physical was most disturbing to the Silver and Black. What was already looking like a questionable signing now has the makings of a potential fiasco.

Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

[FantasyFreak]

It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:

Profootballtalk's Mike Florio reports Jimmy Garoppolo can be released without penalty by the Raiders this summer because of his 2022 foot injury.

Garoppolo's deal originally included an $11.25 million signing bonus, but that was converted to part of his base salary after he failed his Raiders physical this spring. Garoppolo can be cut for "any reason" related to his foot, but his $22.5 million salary becomes guaranteed once he "passes a physical exam, is active for at least one regular-season game, and does not suffer re-injury to his left foot." It would certainly seem Garoppolo's physical was most disturbing to the Silver and Black. What was already looking like a questionable signing now has the makings of a potential fiasco.

Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

I'm all good with this. Caleb time, fire McDummy. Florio really likes to spice things up though. They are essentially covering their backsides here. They don't feel it's that big a concern, but are making sure they are covered if it is.

[Pullo Vision]

It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:

Profootballtalk's Mike Florio reports Jimmy Garoppolo can be released without penalty by the Raiders this summer because of his 2022 foot injury.

Garoppolo's deal originally included an $11.25 million signing bonus, but that was converted to part of his base salary after he failed his Raiders physical this spring. Garoppolo can be cut for "any reason" related to his foot, but his $22.5 million salary becomes guaranteed once he "passes a physical exam, is active for at least one regular-season game, and does not suffer re-injury to his left foot." It would certainly seem Garoppolo's physical was most disturbing to the Silver and Black. What was already looking like a questionable signing now has the makings of a potential fiasco.

Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

I'm all good with this. Caleb time, fire McDummy. Florio really likes to spice things up though. They are essentially covering their backsides here. They don't feel it's that big a concern, but are making sure they are covered if it is.

Would be interesting to know the cost of letting McDaniels go. All I can find is 5 year contract signed in 2022 at 10 mil a season, good for 7th highest.

Then there's this- https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/nfl-ru ... -mcdaniels

[FantasyFreak]

It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:



Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

I'm all good with this. Caleb time, fire McDummy. Florio really likes to spice things up though. They are essentially covering their backsides here. They don't feel it's that big a concern, but are making sure they are covered if it is.

Would be interesting to know the cost of letting McDaniels go. All I can find is 5 year contract signed in 2022 at 10 mil a season, good for 7th highest.

Then there's this- https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/nfl-ru ... -mcdaniels

Yeah, after the Gruden contract, now this. It's going to be a long, long time. I am just glad I have Fantasy Football. I just assume the Raiders will be bad until they aren't.

[Anteaters]

It's going to be a long, long time. I am just glad I have Fantasy Football. I just assume the Raiders will be bad until they aren't.

That's what I've done with my Dolphins for the past twenty years. Sometimes, teams get stuck in "disappointing".

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It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:



Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

I'm all good with this. Caleb time, fire McDummy. Florio really likes to spice things up though. They are essentially covering their backsides here. They don't feel it's that big a concern, but are making sure they are covered if it is.

Would be interesting to know the cost of letting McDaniels go. All I can find is 5 year contract signed in 2022 at 10 mil a season, good for 7th highest.

Then there's this- https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/nfl-ru ... -mcdaniels

I believe that coaching contracts are fully guaranteed.

[murphysxm]

If the Raiders fire McD they will owe more to former coaches than any team in the NFL owes their current coach***** Not fact checked, but pretty sure it is close.................

[FantasyFreak]

If the Raiders fire McD they will owe more to former coaches than any team in the NFL owes their current coach***** Not fact checked, but pretty sure it is close.................

I think they have settled with Gruden. He didn't get his full contract because he resigned.

[Orenthal Shames]

It's going to be a conversation for the next few weeks - until he proves healthy - so this definitely belongs here:

Profootballtalk's Mike Florio reports Jimmy Garoppolo can be released without penalty by the Raiders this summer because of his 2022 foot injury.

Garoppolo's deal originally included an $11.25 million signing bonus, but that was converted to part of his base salary after he failed his Raiders physical this spring. Garoppolo can be cut for "any reason" related to his foot, but his $22.5 million salary becomes guaranteed once he "passes a physical exam, is active for at least one regular-season game, and does not suffer re-injury to his left foot." It would certainly seem Garoppolo's physical was most disturbing to the Silver and Black. What was already looking like a questionable signing now has the makings of a potential fiasco.

Da Raaaiiiiiiduuuuhhhhhhzzzzz.

Scooped Aiden O'Connell up for free, because why not.

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Pittman with a "hip issue"

[Anteaters]

Pittman with a "hip issue"

Never good to hear "hip issue" associated with any athlete. Hopefully it's not serious.

[BabyChark23]

Following

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Pittman with a "hip issue"

Never good to hear "hip issue" associated with any athlete. Hopefully it's not serious.

Yup. I've never seen a "good" hip issue. They are always very bad. Brings back memories of Pitta