Jameis Winston says “everything is going great” in his return from knee injury

Boston Saint · 07-05-2022, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

Yup. I remember watching Roy Williams end several seasons for players with that move. The penalty has evolved over the past couple of decades to become more inclusive. It is so easy to suffer a severe knee injury in that manner. I blew out a knee in almost the same way with a heavy weight on my shoulders and having my leg buckle under me when I fell back.

Here is another example I'm going to use to show you are misguided in your assertion that I am always out to argue with you Guido. This is a James Winston thread. To my knowledge I have been in 100% agreement with you all along about his potential, his work ethic, his maturity etc. I want him as the Saints QB and think he is an excellent option. I've NEVER argued with you about him.

How does this jive with your assertion that I'm always out to argue with you?

07-05-2022, 03:28 PM	#24
Boston Saint 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 5,137	Re: Jameis Winston says “everything is going great” in his return from knee injury Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Yup. I remember watching Roy Williams end several seasons for players with that move. The penalty has evolved over the past couple of decades to become more inclusive. It is so easy to suffer a severe knee injury in that manner. I blew out a knee in almost the same way with a heavy weight on my shoulders and having my leg buckle under me when I fell back. Here is another example I'm going to use to show you are misguided in your assertion that I am always out to argue with you Guido. This is a James Winston thread. To my knowledge I have been in 100% agreement with you all along about his potential, his work ethic, his maturity etc. I want him as the Saints QB and think he is an excellent option. I've NEVER argued with you about him. How does this jive with your assertion that I'm always out to argue with you?