Injury Update

[Zanshin]

Pfft...no way Perry is better than Moats.

[ice grillin you]

hes from philly not maryland...wash your mouth out with soap...bustleton represent...thats the bias dook

health is a big issue and if you include that then moats is better...but when both healthy perry is the better player

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

hes from philly not maryland...wash your mouth out with soap...bustleton represent...thats the bias dook

health is a big issue and if you include that then moats is better...but when both healthy perry is the better player

I meant University of Maryland... you know, that school right around the corner from your house?  Don't even try to tell me that you didn't get a slightly closer look at his collegiate career than most backs, especially Moats...

Also, you're simply wrong.  Even without the injury issues, Perry has always had a fumbling problem.  And the injury issues with Perry are real and recurring.  The guy simply doesn't know how to avoid taking the big hits, and because of that, he'll always be injured often.

But if you take out the fumbling and the injuries, Perry runs with a little more power and Moats has more elusiveness.  You could argue that Perry might be the better runner if you'd like.  However, he's not the better overall player, and it's not even close.

[ice grillin you]

moats would like his bird back

neither are particularly great...but perry is better when healthy

agree to disagree

[Beermonkey]

I'm reading that Moats may be out for the season from the Taters, per WIP.

Can anyone in the know clarify if this is BS or not? Yes, I understand the sources.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I have heard nothing which would lead to that conclusion being true.

WIP is likely speculating, as I have, because the Eagles have not been very specific about Moats' injury.

[dis12]

I'm reading that Moats may be out for the season from the Taters, per WIP.

Can anyone in the know clarify if this is BS or not? Yes, I understand the sources.

WTF???

[rjs246]

Why is this so hard to believe? The team has said next to nothing about the injury since he got hurt and Reid has alluded to picking up another RB. I'm surprised people haven't been speculating about this until now.

[Beermonkey]

Why is this so hard to believe? The team has said next to nothing about the injury since he got hurt and Reid has alluded to picking up another RB. I'm surprised people haven't been speculating about this until now.

It's not hard to believe at all, IGY's been speculating about it the day after it happened.

Just trying to clear up what is bullshtein or not.

[4and26]

Why is this so hard to believe? The team has said next to nothing about the injury since he got hurt and Reid has alluded to picking up another RB. I'm surprised people haven't been speculating about this until now.

It's not hard to believe at all, IGY's been speculating about it the day after it happened.

Just trying to clear up what is bullshtein or not.

Why can't our backs stay healthy!

[bobbyinlondon]

I'm reading that Moats may be out for the season from the Taters, per WIP.

Can anyone in the know clarify if this is BS or not? Yes, I understand the sources.

Moats was back at practice today, per the EMB.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Moats, Gocong, and Strickland all practiced today.

Westbrook sprained his foot (not the same one as last year, severity not yet known).
EDIT:  This occurred during Sunday's game, is NOT a Lis Franc, and is considered very minor.

Reggie Brown strained his calf during morning practice.

[MadMarchHare]

Yes, it's much more comforting that it took merely 9 plays in a live game to injure Westbrook.

[General_Failure]

It's a fargin' sprained ankle. They happen.

[Zanshin]

Let's not get carried away.  Dinged up in the preseason is not the same as in-season dinged up.