Wow! This could be the end for Williams.
Arians: "Needs to start playing. Can't evaluate him unless you play."
Arians: "Needs to start playing. Can't evaluate him unless you play."
Arians: Ryan Williams not likely to play against Chargers
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Short term IR is my guess.
(It costs a million to keep him, a million to drop him)
(It costs a million to keep him, a million to drop him)
Stick a fork in him.
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running backs just don't come back from that type of injury...at least the overwhelming majority of them don't.
can't believe last year's band of idiots depended on Beanie who apparently had micorfracture and Williams who had what more often then not is a career killing injury for RBs.
can't believe last year's band of idiots depended on Beanie who apparently had micorfracture and Williams who had what more often then not is a career killing injury for RBs.
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He was never nuthin' - ciao.
How dare you! He had a great run against the Raiders and killed on Playstation or whatever.
I am sure it was the lag.
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No coincidence. I can't remember a player going from god status to flop by the fans this quickly.. People were convinced he was going to be something special. Now, he's expendable because he can't get on the field.
I didn't like the pick at the time because I felt there were more pressing needs than RB at the time. However, I still felt he had talent prior to the knee injury. Still, he's occupying a precious roster spot that a healthy, hungry bubble player would love to have. Keim needs to purge him from the roster like he did other liabilities.
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Feel bad for the kid but the Cardinals need to move on.
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I hated this pick then and sadly I was right.
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Don't believe it costs anything to drop him. It's a cap hold of some $800K, but why pay him even that if he's not going to be able to contribute?
And once you put someone on the short-term IR (IR - Designated to return), then you can't put anyone else on it. I'd rather save that spot for a player that I believe can be good at football.
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I still like his potential over smith but he doesn't play special teams and doesn't even play.. Hope he can that 4th game and light it up.
When are you posters going to start listening to me about traditions and jinxes and luck (and I don't mean Andrew)????
I told you he was doomed as soon as the Cards took him in the 2nd round. Just like every other 2nd round RB for the last 50 years.
I told you he was doomed as soon as the Cards took him in the 2nd round. Just like every other 2nd round RB for the last 50 years.
He may not even be eligiable at this point. I am not sure what they consider 'major injury', but since his happened last year and was able to practice all offseason and for the first few days of camp, he may not qualify. He gets cut next Monday IMO.
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Well, it's the choice they'll have to make.
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Judging from the quote, I can't see an issue.
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It would be the "major injury." Williams has been cleared to practice by team doctors. The NFL frowns on "stashing" players with non-season-ending injuries on IR instead of letting them hit the waiver wire.
Holy bajoley, why hasn't he been cut yet?
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