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Rumor: C. Williams' career could be over


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CADILLAC DONE?

Posted by Mike Florio on January 22, 2008, 10:09 p.m.

 

One of the rumors making the rounds in Mobile is that the career of Buccaneers

running back Cadillac Williams could be over.

 

Williams blew out a patellar tendon on September 30, during a game against the Panthers.

 

If Williams can’t return, it’s another argument against using a high first-round pick on a running back. The financial investment is enormous, and the running back is always one play away from a serious, if not permanent, injury.

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it's another argument against using a high first-round pick on a running back. The financial investment is enormous, and the running back is always one play away from a serious, if not permanent, injury.

 

The financial investment is big for any position, but one would think the running back is less prone to being a bust or taking a long time to develop compared to other positions. If the running back can stay healthy, the team would be getting more their money up front...make sense?

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If Williams can’t return, it’s another argument against using a high first-round pick on a running back. The financial investment is enormous, and the running back is always one play away from a serious, if not permanent, injury.

 

:D

 

Mike Florio isn't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer, is he?

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CADILLAC DONE?

Posted by Mike Florio on January 22, 2008, 10:09 p.m.

 

One of the rumors making the rounds in Mobile is that the career of Buccaneers

running back Cadillac Williams could be over.

 

Williams blew out a patellar tendon on September 30, during a game against the Panthers.

 

If Williams can’t return, it’s another argument against using a high first-round pick on a running back. The financial investment is enormous, and the running back is always one play away from a serious, if not permanent, injury.

Exactly what does Florio mean by saying this is another argument against using a high first-round pick on a running back?

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The financial investment is big for any position, but one would think the running back is less prone to being a bust or taking a long time to develop compared to other positions. If the running back can stay healthy, the team would be getting more their money up front...make sense?

Compared to a WR or QB, definitely they can contribute faster. Is there a way of measuring the "bust ratio" for top fifteen picks at each position?

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Here's an email I got from a friend back in October...didn't really think much of it because I thought he was just name dropping until I read this thread..

 

 

Strange connection but my grandmothers (huge bucs fan at 89) best friends grandson works on the med staff for the bucs. Cad. williams life as an NFL RB is apparently over. Sad. He'll have surgery but his knee was totally destroyed.
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