Fair enough, thanks for the info.
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Man, seems like a good chunk of the top teams are dealing with some bullshit. Glad we're not one of them.
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What are you referring to?

Beasley, Lamar, Rodgers etc.?
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Yes. Michael Thomas as well, although I guess the Saints really aren't a top team anymore.
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Really? The man is SETTING THE BAR! You may need to take note and address your wardrobe! :-)

It's Andy man, he can trot out there bare ass for all I care.
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My favorite tweet of the day is the 2nd string OL. A pretty good group except for Wylie.

Twos, left to right: Niang, Allegretti, Blythe, LDT, Wylie https://t.co/hIpLNftQcn

— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) July 28, 2021

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Yea that Michael Thomas situation is brutal.

2 years in a row of him being unavailable for the majority or a good chunk of the season.
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That line is better than what we had in the SB
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When Long comes back, he’s probably the RT in that scenario.
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Potentially as good a line if not better than the Super Bowl starting line.
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Sean Payton press conference today was pretty interesting. Dude is clearly pretty pissed at MT for doing what he did.
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A piece of Monkey terd would be better than what we had in the SB!
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What did he do?
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If I understand it correctly, teams were wary not so much because of the blood clots themselves, but more that he has to be on blood thinners because of them. Blood thinners can be dangerous when you're playing a contact sport because you can have internal bleeding from a hit and not know it. At Tennessee he managed it by cycling off the blood thinners around gameday, I assume we're going to manage it in a similar way.

In other words it's not a chronic thing like a bad knee where he might be in and out of the lineup. Either he'll be able to manage it and play, or he'll have to retire.
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