Chiefs Hill and Hardman DNP out personal reasons? - Page 4

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Hardman should try to add 20 lbs and play RB.

He can't play any position that requires too much brain.

He needs to add 20 lbs and watch from the couch.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Hardman should try to add 20 lbs and play RB.

He can't play any position that requires too much brain.

He is an outstanding straight line runner with the ball in his hands.

He’d have to exclusively be a change of pace back. He’d fumble too much running between the tackles.
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Originally Posted by oldman:
The injury happened in Week 9. Week 9 to 10 is 1 week, 10 to 11 is 2 weeks, 11 to 12 is 3 weeks, and 12 to 13 (this week) is 4. The usual time for a broken rib is 6 weeks and a severe bruise is just as long. Niang isnt soft. https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/...e-a-broken-rib

Do we know it is broken / fractured for certain? All I've ever heard is that it's a rib "injury." If it's torn cartilage, or something of that nature, it can take much longer to heal.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Hardman should try to add 20 lbs and play RB.

He can't play any position that requires too much brain.

I know you're joking, but even then that wouldn't be a good position for him, because he would lose speed, which is his only asset.
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Pretty obvious that Hardmans route running hasn't developed like they hoped it would. He just isn't what they thought he would be unlike Hill that they developed. Really sucks that it doesn't seem like it's going to work out.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Hardman should try to add 20 lbs and play RB.

He can't play any position that requires too much brain.

You kinda need agility to play RB.
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Originally Posted by TEX:
Do we know it is broken / fractured for certain? All I've ever heard is that it's a rib "injury." If it's torn cartilage, or something of that nature, it can take much longer to heal.

You old timers just live to ride Niang post opt out don’t you?
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