Charles Woodson out at least six weeks with broken collarbone

Damn it!!!

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Originally posted 04:12 PM ET  10.22 by Dolemite censored

Was it the same collarbone he broke in the playoffs?

I'm not sure. I'll check JSonline

He's been largely quiet this year do to his age. He has shown up on the radar with a few timely penalties, but his leadership will be missed. Not like the Packers pass coverage has been anything to admire over the past few years.

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Originally posted 04:12 PM ET  10.22 by Dolemite censored

Was it the same collarbone he broke in the playoffs?

I just checked and it IS the same collarbone, the Packers expect him back for the last 3 games of the season.

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Originally posted 04:23 PM ET  10.22 by Dolemite censored

Age is catching up with him. Its not going to heal as quickly as they expect.

I think you're right.. We'll see how the rookie McMillan does taking his place defending the primary slot receiver.. He has 4 picks already this season and has played in every game.

QUOTE(#2):

Originally posted 04:12 PM ET  10.22 by Dolemite censored

Was it the same collarbone he broke in the playoffs?

The same one.

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 04:23 PM ET  10.22 by Dolemite censored

Age is catching up with him. Its not going to heal as quickly as they expect.

I believe Woodson was set to retire after this season.

Good player, but he may be wearing out....

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Originally posted 04:19 PM ET  10.22 by Wisconsin Death Trip

He's been largely quiet this year do to his age. He has shown up on the radar with a few timely penalties, but his leadership will be missed. Not like the Packers pass coverage has been anything to admire over the past few years.

He's been quiet largely due to the transition to safety...true the Pack has been lit up a few times through the air but his presence is still a factor. He lines ppl up correctly and instincts are still sharp as ever. Not a Pack fan at all but I've been a huge Woodson fan since Michigan

If Ray-Ray and Woodson both retire after this season along with Gonzales... that's one serious HOF class right there.

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Originally posted 05:30 PM ET  10.22 by Otis B. Driftwood

If Ray-Ray and Woodson both retire after this season along with Gonzales... that's one serious HOF class right there.

No kidding.

I had a thought today. The Patriots are playing candy ass football, but they are all healthy. Suppose, just for the sake of diabolical Machiavellian thought, that Belichick knows he can win the AFC East without playing hard, and is plan is to be the last team standing because every other team in the playoffs will be hurting.

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Originally posted 05:44 PM ET  10.22 by Debbie Does

I had a thought today. The Patriots are playing candy ass football, but they are all healthy. Suppose, just for the sake of diabolical Machiavellian thought, that Belichick knows he can win the AFC East without playing hard, and is plan is to be the last team standing because every other team in the playoffs will be hurting.

At which point he then gets his ass handed to him by Houston?







Hmmmm... Maybe.

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwa.

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 05:30 PM ET  10.22 by Otis B. Driftwood

If Ray-Ray and Woodson both retire after this season along with Gonzales... that's one serious HOF class right there.

and Ed Reed

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Originally posted 05:30 PM ET  10.22 by Otis B. Driftwood

If Ray-Ray and Woodson both retire after this season along with Gonzales... that's one serious HOF class right there.

and Cris Carter is going damn no way I make it in that year

He will on the side lines Screeming for The Defense to get in position and make a play, that might be an advantage, who's better than him? Get better soon Charles, your team is missing you!!!