Sellers

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One thing that worries me about Sellers - especially if he's going to play in the NFL - is how much he's been injured, and at what times.

I know a player can't "avoid" injuries, but as they pile up, pro teams become more and more wary.

Thoughts?
 

92Pony

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I'm not sure that I follow. Either I'm blocking out/don't remember a lot of last season (which is completely possible), I don't recall that he was injured more than 1/2 of LSU and, was it, the following game? This season - granted, we're only 3 games in - he's only been injured 1/2 of a game, with the possibility of that stretching to 1.5 games if he sits this week. Considering the atrocious line he plays behind, I'd say he's been pretty injury-free. 😃
 

bayrooster

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One thing that worries me about Sellers - especially if he's going to play in the NFL - is how much he's been injured, and at what times.

I know a player can't "avoid" injuries, but as they pile up, pro teams become more and more wary.

Thoughts?
Regarding the comments about the helmet to helmet tackle not seeming hard enough to cause a concussion, it might be enough if he already had his bell rung some time before that.
 
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I don't feel like he has been hurt much. He's had his bell rung a few times but except for last week he has only missed a few snaps.
 
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