Walker Injured again.
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Seahawks' Kenneth Walker (groin) limited during Thursday's practice
Walker has been dealing with the injury throughout the summer
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Cyrus12
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Good thing they got Charbonnet
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Charbonnet AND McIntosh!
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And DJ Dallas. Oh wait, he was cut. Oh wait, no he wasn't.
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Now it all makes sense. What the hell is wrong with these players? I can't believe professional athletes can be hurt like this. They haven't played a game
That's how freaking blessed we were to have #24.
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There goes my fantasy team
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That's why I was excited about both picks. Lately it feels like we're always snake-bitten with RB's, so it was nice to see us nab 2 quality RB's even though we had Walker and Dallas. It's kinda getting predictable at this point for 1 or more in the RB room to be injured.
There is are reason why teams are hesitating towards paying RBs big bucks and why most teams rely on a committee approach. Walker is on a rookie deal and there is plenty of depth so no rush for him to be out there. That is why drafting a RB every year is a must as the position sees a lot of churn every 3-4 years.
Yup…I have Kelce too
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RBs and DBs. We are well stocked at both.
Hawks lost SB49 for running out of healthy, capable cornerbacks. Pete remembers vividly and painfully.
Never lost a SB due to running out of healthy RBs, but easily could have.
Hawks lost SB49 for running out of healthy, capable cornerbacks. Pete remembers vividly and painfully.
Never lost a SB due to running out of healthy RBs, but easily could have.
I remember seeing Marcus Burly being listed as inactive and thinking that was a bad move.
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Figured that groin was still an issue. Take a few extra weeks and let Charbs carry the load.
*I have both on my fantasy roster, had a feeling Walker was still getting over that injury, haha.
*I have both on my fantasy roster, had a feeling Walker was still getting over that injury, haha.
Lagartixa
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Ah, but the Seahawks were bounced in the playoffs multiple times since XLIX because they ran out of healthy RBs.
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The time to stop paying big 2nd contracts was 20 years ago. The time to stop drafting any RBs in round 1 was when the CBA was changed years ago to make 1st rounders highly paid. Any team that didn't get the memo years ago deserves all the failures they get.
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Me too in one league, but not the other.
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He isn't on the final injury report. Probably just got a rest day
hawkfan68
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He is listed as limited participant in yesterday's practice in this injury report from Seahawks.com.
kidhawk
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According to today's report he is good to go Sunday. Adams and McIntosh are out with Witherspoon and Lewis are questionable. Everyone else is good to go
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Not doubting, but could you list a couple instances where that happened?
I was so focused on SB losses I glossed right over playoff losses impacted by RB deficiencies.
Hawks Super Bowl losses where in-game injuries a primary factor in loss:
SBXL, SS Marquand Manuel goes down, Stealers + refs take advantage of his absence
SBXLVIII, Jeremy Lane goes down, Cliff Avril goes down, Patriots take advantage of both absences.
