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According to espn, left practice. Will undergo MRI. Dammit!!!
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Please no, i drafted him in both of my fantasy leagues.
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mutha .............
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Nobody gives a fuck about fantasy football.
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People do in fact give a fuck about fantasy football. Crawl out of your rock you disgusting creature.
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You're right. They don't give a fuck about having sex though.
btw A Mexican calling someone a creature. Pot meet kettle.
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Nobody cares about somebody else's fantasy football team.
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Eat the smegma off my cock, honky. lol
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Fuck fantasy football. If Dez was out for the season the last fuckin thing that would cross my mind is fantasy football.
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Congratulations, want a cookie?
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Sure, when i win my fantasy league, ill buy you a whole bag!
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If Dez injured his knee, I'd probably go about my day.
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Thanks goodness, my fantasy teams are safe.
Bryant’s MRI Reveals Patellar Tendinitis, No Major Damage
Rowan Kavner DallasCowboys.com Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO -- An MRI on Dez Bryant's injured knee revealed patellar tendinitis, according to a source, which should only require rest before the star receiver can return to practice.
Bryant hurt his knee Monday practicing against the Chargers when he slipped coming out of a break. The MRI revealed no major structural damage and provides a much less severe diagnosis than originally feared when Bryant limped off the field.
Patellar tendinitis is also known as "jumper's knee," and occurs most frequently in athletes who jump routinely, as Bryant did when he soared into the air to snag a ball in the back of the endzone Saturday.
The Cowboys are short in receiving threats, with Miles Austin and Jason Witten both sidelined. A spleen injury to Witten and a lingering hamstring issue for Austin raised the dependence on Bryant in the passing game. Bryant was one of the few starters not dealing with an injury in training camp, besides missing the end of a practice in Oxnard, Calif., with a sore hamstring.
The receivers finished Saturday’s preseason game healthy against the Chargers, but they couldn’t stay on the field in Monday’s practice against San Diego, as Bryant, Andre Holmes and Donavon Kemp joined the injury list.
Kemp also suffered a knee injury and Holmes left with a sore back. Wide receivers coach Jimmy Robinson said he knew Holmes’ tight back flared up on him, but he didn’t see what happened to Bryant, who slipped coming out of a break and limped off the field.
“Hopefully it’s not anything too serious,” Robinson said.
Bryant’s been on point with Tony Romo throughout the preseason, making athletic catches routinely, including a one-handed grab in the back of the end zone against the Chargers that was called back for a penalty and ruled out of bounds. Bryant didn’t play much against the Chargers, catching two passes for 15 yards on three targets.
Kevin Ogletree took a majority of the first-team snaps in practice after Bryant’s departure. He said Bryant “became a man” this offseason and preseason with his consistent play.
Ogletree also didn’t see the play that forced Bryant to the sidelines.
“We all know his talents and how hard he works and his determination and drive and competitiveness,” Ogletree said. “You can give a bunch of words to describe his role on the team and how important he is to us. He’s a leader, one of our best players and I’m praying for him. I’m sure he’ll be fine. He’s a strong kid.”
The injury to Austin already bumped Ogletree to the starter opposite Bryant. His practice reps increased more when Bryant left Monday.
He said the practices at the end of training camp are essential with the Sept. 5 opener against the Giants looming in a couple weeks.
“It was a great opportunity for myself and some of the other young guys to get some extra practice reps with some unfamiliar corners and secondaries and defenses,” Ogletree said. “It’s something I think we took advantage of as a group today.”
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/a...r-Damage/0b6e40af-32f0-43d5-89f6-814f5d77da3c
Bryant’s MRI Reveals Patellar Tendinitis, No Major Damage
Rowan Kavner DallasCowboys.com Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO -- An MRI on Dez Bryant's injured knee revealed patellar tendinitis, according to a source, which should only require rest before the star receiver can return to practice.
Bryant hurt his knee Monday practicing against the Chargers when he slipped coming out of a break. The MRI revealed no major structural damage and provides a much less severe diagnosis than originally feared when Bryant limped off the field.
Patellar tendinitis is also known as "jumper's knee," and occurs most frequently in athletes who jump routinely, as Bryant did when he soared into the air to snag a ball in the back of the endzone Saturday.
The Cowboys are short in receiving threats, with Miles Austin and Jason Witten both sidelined. A spleen injury to Witten and a lingering hamstring issue for Austin raised the dependence on Bryant in the passing game. Bryant was one of the few starters not dealing with an injury in training camp, besides missing the end of a practice in Oxnard, Calif., with a sore hamstring.
The receivers finished Saturday’s preseason game healthy against the Chargers, but they couldn’t stay on the field in Monday’s practice against San Diego, as Bryant, Andre Holmes and Donavon Kemp joined the injury list.
Kemp also suffered a knee injury and Holmes left with a sore back. Wide receivers coach Jimmy Robinson said he knew Holmes’ tight back flared up on him, but he didn’t see what happened to Bryant, who slipped coming out of a break and limped off the field.
“Hopefully it’s not anything too serious,” Robinson said.
Bryant’s been on point with Tony Romo throughout the preseason, making athletic catches routinely, including a one-handed grab in the back of the end zone against the Chargers that was called back for a penalty and ruled out of bounds. Bryant didn’t play much against the Chargers, catching two passes for 15 yards on three targets.
Kevin Ogletree took a majority of the first-team snaps in practice after Bryant’s departure. He said Bryant “became a man” this offseason and preseason with his consistent play.
Ogletree also didn’t see the play that forced Bryant to the sidelines.
“We all know his talents and how hard he works and his determination and drive and competitiveness,” Ogletree said. “You can give a bunch of words to describe his role on the team and how important he is to us. He’s a leader, one of our best players and I’m praying for him. I’m sure he’ll be fine. He’s a strong kid.”
The injury to Austin already bumped Ogletree to the starter opposite Bryant. His practice reps increased more when Bryant left Monday.
He said the practices at the end of training camp are essential with the Sept. 5 opener against the Giants looming in a couple weeks.
“It was a great opportunity for myself and some of the other young guys to get some extra practice reps with some unfamiliar corners and secondaries and defenses,” Ogletree said. “It’s something I think we took advantage of as a group today.”
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news/a...r-Damage/0b6e40af-32f0-43d5-89f6-814f5d77da3c
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Don't look now, but Danny Amendola ranked 5th in fantasy football this weekend.
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Did he really? I wanted to draft him in the later rounds. Good value, he is going to have a productive year if he can stay healthy.
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WR is the deepest position in the nfl. If you are playing Danny, your team is in big trouble
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In 14 team leagues the shit gets watered down quick. Both of mine are and they are for $$$. After 15 rounds, there isn’t much left. I fucking drafted Laurent Robinson. I am one Dez Bryant ACL away from starting his ass.
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That's a crazy league! 1 rb starter? Crazy flexes