AZCB34 said:
But do you find it strange that he was medically cleared to play even though it sounds like nobody could have read the MRI that was taken?
And who said to fire anyone?
Jeez K9, can you not see this overall picture and be concerned that something happened that should not have and the series of events turned a 2-4 week injury into an 8-12 week injury to our best player? And if looked at properly, had this thing been dealt with properly by all parties on Saturday, he may still be fine and just resting a few practices. Makes sense. Let's get Poole out there instead of Quan.
Fine...all is well. **** happens and it never matters what events occur.
Well, what's the end result of affixing blame in this matter--especially publicly? If Jim O's dad--the head trainer in Flag, right?--was the one whose inexpert reading of an MRI lead to the 12-week absence of your team's best player, how can a player respect his findings on anything else? Or if it were Green, does that not have some consequence? What if Anquan said "I'm fine, get me on the field"? Does that change anything? What if Anquan said, "Fix me, O", and he did? What are you hoping to gain by publicly "exposing" who is to blame/is responsible for Quan being on the field? Tell me that.
Does any of this get Anquan back on the field faster--or help the Cardinals win? Isn't that the goal?
What happened, happened. If there's an incident review that needs to take place, it should absolutely be handled in-house. A lot of teams have had bad injuries this pre-season. A lot of teams have bad injuries
every pre-season. Was there a scandal about who haded Mike Vick those spikes for last year's pre-season game? No, and that injury was
much worse for the Falcons than this one--really, big-picture--is for the Cards.
Making an investigation into something that may or may not have happened is something that this team definitely doesn't need: another distraction.