Comments on: A Reunion With The Master Of The Jab-O’ Leg

By: Paul

Paul — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 19:29:57 +0000

The Jab O’ Leg haha. Sounds like something that is liable to seriously piss off some O-linemen.

By: Garv

Garv — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 17:51:58 +0000

Price is back? Millard is coaching the DL and the excitement continues to build.
This is about living in the now and seeing things are going in the right direction. Cannot wait to see this through but today? Man it’s GOOD to be a Buccaneer fan.

By: Capt.Tim

Capt.Tim — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 17:32:00 +0000

We all feared the worst! Great to see him suited up! If he and Bowers can both play this season, it would like an unexpected Christmas in August.

Obvious both guys( and a few others- Benn, Grimm, Joseph, McCoy, etc) worked long hours to get ready! Gentleman, we appreciate your sacrifices, and are happy to see you!!

Go out and spred fear of the Buccaneers! Especially wanna see the Defense become a dreaded matchup in the league!

Go Bucs!!

By: Joe

Joe — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 17:24:06 +0000

Sambizzle:

You heard (A) report he was out of shape/barley running, when was that, in March

No, not March, but July. July 2011. That would be just a couple of weeks ago.

By: Sambizle

Sambizle — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 16:53:08 +0000

To Brock T.
Thanks perfect points. When you say…..don’t know spit about his work ethics or workout regimen… and the few reports that we did get, we ran with them as if they were gospel……………

To Glow Hard
I want to put an (!) point on a couple words of Brock T’s brilliant prose……. First off (few) these reports you speak of are these reporters/bloggers with Brian Price every day? No they are not. You heard (A) report he was out of shape/barley running, when was that, in March and how many times was that same report used over aand over? It’s the same story respun. Last word (Gospel) reports/bloggers like drama the words they write are not gospel (if you don’t believe in god please go with Brock T’s term.) The media like to add fluff.

Also in your own words you say………..I just don’t understand why I’ve heard for months that he could “barely walk/ barely run/ just starting to jog”…….

If you read my post you wouldn’t be worried about flack (or in my opinion asking for an argument.) When you hurt your hip (I dislocated my left hip 8 inches no breaks) the DR’s/Physical Therapist don’t let you even touch your foot to the ground for a 2-4 weeks. In my personal experience they wouldn’t let me out of bed for two weeks. I was in the hospital for a total 31 days. So when they say he could barely walk…..THAT IS HOW IT WORKS. You don’t walk, the reason being is if you do something wrong and knock it out of place again you F’ed, you have to start rehab all over again. I personally didn’t break my hip JUST dislocated it. That is the reason I say 2- 4 weeks to even walk. I don’t know for sure how long he was in bed. But I am sure his hip healed slower than mine cause a break in 2 different places, I am sure is longer/harder thearpy.

By: chrisfwc. :)

chrisfwc. :) — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 13:37:02 +0000

Let’s see if he can be a master of the Oil Check too.

He can Jab-O’ Leg and Oil Check himself all the way to the HALL.

By: BROCKTACULAR

BROCKTACULAR — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 13:25:30 +0000

Smoke and mirrors is a term used to indicate a false hood or used in MISDIRECTION. His use of the term might stem from all of the reports that he was not doing well at healing or reports from bloggers and THE MEDIA. We all must realize that his surgery was quite a few months ago and we (as in the fans) dont know spit about his work ethics or workout regimen… and the few reports that we did get ,we ran with them as if they were gospel.

By: gotbbucs

gotbbucs — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 13:04:10 +0000

fear the glow, you’re way out of line. obviously a guy who hasn’t ever had a serious football injury and has no frame of reference on the subject.

By: Mauha Deeb

Mauha Deeb — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 12:22:40 +0000

I should add that putting on weight is natural for athletes unable to work on being athletic due to injuries. It is no knock on Price by any means. Putting on weight is natural after injury.

By: Mauha Deeb

Mauha Deeb — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 12:19:58 +0000

Well, this is all shocking to here. He did not look like a football player at the OTAs. He has definitely lost weight since then. Some more is necessary, which will come with all the practice time. I sure hope he is ready for the season. That would be crazy considering a hip injury like that. Many players never return from that. Plus, if he takes it easy at practice and doesn’t overdue it, if will actually speed up his recovery. mental and physical benefits. We all win!

By: Fear The Glow

Fear The Glow — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 07:27:45 +0000

I knew I was going to catch flak for my post but I hope you all see where im coming from. I really want this guy to dominate. I am a Bucs fan.

I just don’t understand why i’ve heard for months that he could “barely walk/ barely run/ just starting to jog”

…and then all of a sudden he’s going full speed in practice just a few weeks later.

I understand that his injury is no joke but if you had a hip replacement or a jammed pinky finger you don’t go from “just starting to jog” to blowing up veteran o-linemen in training camp in a matter of weeks. Something is fishy.

By: Ash

Ash — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 07:15:05 +0000

any of you that went to TC last year saw that Price easily was the most impressive lineman out there (to include any vets). The thought of having him healthy with Mccoy, Clayborn, and Bowers creates a stain in my underwear.