Paris Campbell

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Guy has tons of talent, I hope he can stay injury free this year.

He will probably go somewhere else and have stellar career. That's our luck with Ohio St. players.

[albany ed]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

He will probably go somewhere else and have stellar career. That's our luck with Ohio St. players.

Like Congress?

[Oldcolt]

Banagu was taken purely on athletic ability (and they thought he had the correct mindset). I didn't expect him to do much playing his first year because he was so raw. I tend to throw out last year as who the hell knows what those COVID restrictions did to his timetable. Not very encouraging that he was a healthy scratch but from reports (not a ton of them) he seems to be working out with Buckner, among others. Sooner or later we need to hit on one of these guys. So far Turay is the only one who has even given a little hope, and it isn't anything to hang your hat on. I'm hopeful only because that is what I do with this friggin team.

[Colts And Orioles]

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Although this is a pay article, I can print the first few paragraphs for the gist of it ......


After 6 Injuries in 3 Seasons, Can Parris Campbell Give the Colts the Lift They Need?

(By Zak Keefer)

https://theathletic.com/3055606/2022...ift-they-need/



The football flew 55 yards in the air. The play felt three years in the making.

As much as he tries to avoid it, Parris Campbell hears the chatter, the hate on social media, the doubt that mere mention of his name stirs — that the Colts can’t count on him, that he’s “made of glass,” that he can’t last half a season without finding a new way to get hurt.

It’s his reality. And to this point, it’s his career. Campbell has played just 14 games in three seasons; his team has played 49.

Which is why that throw, that catch, that moment — all of it — meant so much. Because it came after the pulled hamstring, the broken hand, the broken foot, the sports hernia and the MCL and PCL sprains. Because it came after two seasons of hell.

“Sundays were a hard day for me, man, I can’t lie,” he said last summer, looking back on all those lost games. “It was rough. I was in a rough place for a long time.”

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[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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Although this is a pay article, I can print the first few paragraphs for the gist of it ......


After 6 Injuries in 3 Seasons, Can Parris Campbell Give the Colts the Lift They Need?

(By Zak Keefer)

https://theathletic.com/3055606/2022...ift-they-need/



The football flew 55 yards in the air. The play felt three years in the making.

As much as he tries to avoid it, Parris Campbell hears the chatter, the hate on social media, the doubt that mere mention of his name stirs — that the Colts can’t count on him, that he’s “made of glass,” that he can’t last half a season without finding a new way to get hurt.

It’s his reality. And to this point, it’s his career. Campbell has played just 14 games in three seasons; his team has played 49.

Which is why that throw, that catch, that moment — all of it — meant so much. Because it came after the pulled hamstring, the broken hand, the broken foot, the sports hernia and the MCL and PCL sprains. Because it came after two seasons of hell.

“Sundays were a hard day for me, man, I can’t lie,” he said last summer, looking back on all those lost games. “It was rough. I was in a rough place for a long time.”

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I am not going to pay for it, but thanks for the part you posted.

[Discflinger]

Just activated to the roster.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Discflinger

Just activated to the roster.

He's probably sore from that activity.

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

He's probably sore from that activity.

You beat me to it, I was going to say, let's hope that activation doesn't aggravate an old nagging injury!

[Oldcolt]

Say what you will, we need this guy (or someone-who else?) to step up if we are going to make a deep run in the playoffs.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

You beat me to it, I was going to say, let's hope that activation doesn't aggravate an old nagging injury!

Old injury, a deep wood splinter in his ass from bench