This could be great news

**jetster** · 09-01-2013, 01:49 PM

Carl Nicks, the pro bowl guard is doubtful for Sundays game with that weird foot fungus going through the Bucs locker room.
If Nicks doesn't play, the Bucs weak spot goes up against the Jets strength.
With Freeman not being fleet of foot, getting some quick pressure up the middle on the Bucs could be just what the doctor ordered for our suspect secondary.
Something tells me Cro is gonna have a great game. With all the talk about Revis back in NY, I can see Cro doing something to remind everyone he's also a pro bowler.

**sevomd** · 09-01-2013, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by jetster

Carl Nicks, the pro bowl guard is doubtful for Sundays game with that weird foot fungus going through the Bucs locker room.
If Nicks doesn't play, the Bucs weak spot goes up against the Jets strength.
With Freeman not being fleet of foot, getting some quick pressure up the middle on the Bucs could be just what the doctor ordered for our suspect secondary.
Something tells me Cro is gonna have a great game. With all the talk about Revis back in NY, I can see Cro doing something to remind everyone he's also a pro bowler.

Not a fungus, its a bacterial infection called MRSA, which stands for Methicillin Resistatnt Staphylococccus Aureus, or in layman's terms a Staph infection. It is methicillin resistant which means that it cannot be killed by regular antibiotics. My biggest concern would be that since MRSA is very difficult to eradicate(there is anecdotal evidence that it is impossible to get rid of fully), my biggest concern would be that the Jets bring back the bacteria to their locker room and it becomes a problem here. If a MRSA patient comes into the hospital, he or she and her room is pretty much quarantined, to prevent spread.

**JamesR** · 09-01-2013, 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by sevomd

Not a fungus, its a bacterial infection called MRSA, which stands for Methicillin Resistatnt Staphylococccus Aureus, or in layman's terms a Staph infection. It is methicillin resistant which means that it cannot be killed by regular antibiotics. My biggest concern would be that since MRSA is very difficult to eradicate(there is anecdotal evidence that it is impossible to get rid of fully), my biggest concern would be that the Jets bring back the bacteria to their locker room and it becomes a problem here. If a MRSA patient comes into the hospital, he or she and her room is pretty much quarantined, to prevent spread.

I'm sure the facility has been given a real deep clean by now.

**Joe W. Namath** · 09-01-2013, 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by sevomd

Not a fungus, its a bacterial infection called MRSA, which stands for Methicillin Resistatnt Staphylococccus Aureus, or in layman's terms a Staph infection. It is methicillin resistant which means that it cannot be killed by regular antibiotics. My biggest concern would be that since MRSA is very difficult to eradicate(there is anecdotal evidence that it is impossible to get rid of fully), my biggest concern would be that the Jets bring back the bacteria to their locker room and it becomes a problem here. If a MRSA patient comes into the hospital, he or she and her room is pretty much quarantined, to prevent spread.

I had MRSA a few years back. It was 1st diagnosed as staph and they gave me regular antibiotics. The infection wasnt getting better and about 5 days later the test came back it wasnt regular staph, it was MESA. They switched my antibiotic and within 5-7 days it was gone.

Besides the spot of the actual infection being very painful, it wasnt bad at all. I guess im lucky but i cant understand how lawrence tynes's season is over because of this.

**Hitman Harris** · 09-01-2013, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

I had MRSA a few years back. It was 1st diagnosed as staph and they gave me regular antibiotics. The infection wasnt getting better and about 5 days later the test came back it wasnt regular staph, it was MESA. They switched my antibiotic and within 5-7 days it was gone.

Besides the spot of the actual infection being very painful, it wasnt bad at all. I guess im lucky but i cant understand how lawrence tynes's season is over because of this.

It ate his big toe off.

**John_0515** · 09-01-2013, 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by sevomd

Not a fungus, its a bacterial infection called MRSA, which stands for Methicillin Resistatnt Staphylococccus Aureus, or in layman's terms a Staph infection. It is methicillin resistant which means that it cannot be killed by regular antibiotics. My biggest concern would be that since MRSA is very difficult to eradicate(there is anecdotal evidence that it is impossible to get rid of fully), my biggest concern would be that the Jets bring back the bacteria to their locker room and it becomes a problem here. If a MRSA patient comes into the hospital, he or she and her room is pretty much quarantined, to prevent spread.

A few guys from my wrestling team had a staph infection (me being one of them). It was infected in my bloodstream, and my veins on my forearm were bright bluish purplish. Disgusting.

But we're all better now. I hope the Bucs locker room gets better - after week 1.

**Savage69** · 09-01-2013, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by John_0515

A few guys from my wrestling team had a staph infection (me being one of them). It was infected in my bloodstream, and my veins on my forearm were bright bluish purplish. Disgusting.

But we're all better now. I hope the Bucs locker room gets better - after week 1.

In other news Revis is holding out for hazardous duty pay..

**jetster** · 09-01-2013, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by Savage69

In other news Revis is holding out for hazardous duty pay..

Revis hasn't played one iota of football at full speed.
If I were MM, I would definitely start out the game with a pulling sweep to his side with a pitch to Ivory.
Forget the fact that we might not get any yards, I would love to see Revis reaction to guys laying down cut blocs around his knees outside of the tackle.

Not trying to injure, just trying to intimidate.
That and making him go full speed a couple of times with Hill & Gates. There is no way he can be on 4 quarters shape after being out an entire year & no game speed play.
If he is & he doesn't skip a beat than holy chit, he's another AP which is crazy rare.

**Hitman Harris** · 09-01-2013, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by jetster

Revis hasn't played one iota of football at full speed.
If I were MM, I would definitely start out the game with a pulling sweep to his side with a pitch to Ivory.
Forget the fact that we might not get any yards, I would love to see Revis reaction to guys laying down cut blocs around his knees outside of the tackle.

Not trying to injure, just trying to intimidate.
That and making him go full speed a couple of times with Hill & Gates. There is no way he can be on 4 quarters shape after being out an entire year & no game speed play.
If he is & he doesn't skip a beat than holy chit, he's another AP which is crazy rare.

+1

Been my feeling on him exactly.

**BRONX JET** · 09-01-2013, 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by jetster

Revis hasn't played one iota of football at full speed.
If I were MM, I would definitely start out the game with a pulling sweep to his side with a pitch to Ivory.
Forget the fact that we might not get any yards, I would love to see Revis reaction to guys laying down cut blocs around his knees outside of the tackle.

Not trying to injure, just trying to intimidate.
That and making him go full speed a couple of times with Hill & Gates. There is no way he can be on 4 quarters shape after being out an entire year & no game speed play.
If he is & he doesn't skip a beat than holy chit, he's another AP which is crazy rare.

I think most veterans would look down on that, teammate or not

**Hitman Harris** · 09-01-2013, 06:34 PM

Originally Posted by BRONX JET

I think most veterans would look down on that, teammate or not

LOLWUT?!

What game are YOU watching?

But yeah, we need to find out his most comfortable scenario and do that.

Maybe we can ask teams not to rush Geno as well?

**Vinny Testaverde's Niece** · 09-01-2013, 07:10 PM

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

Besides the spot of the actual infection being very painful, it wasnt bad at all. I guess im lucky but i cant understand how lawrence tynes's season is over because of this.

Well if the spot is right at the end of his kicking toe and the spot is very painful that would sorta limit his kicking ability wouldn't it?

**John_0515** · 09-01-2013, 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by Savage69

In other news Revis is holding out for hazardous duty pay..

LOL. Excellent.

**george jetfan from miami** · 09-01-2013, 09:22 PM

I read a headline something about the bucs ending his season to avoid a lawsuit? His wife is all pissed. Idk I didn't look further into it

**Hitman Harris** · 09-01-2013, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by george jetfan from miami

I read a headline something about the bucs ending his season to avoid a lawsuit? His wife is all pissed. Idk I didn't look further into it

Oh, is this the guy who's wife was sending those pissed off tweets about the Bucs "class" all sarcastic and pissed?

LOL. I got a kick out of that. She was REALLY pissed, you could tell!

Reminded me of Leon's wife getting all pissed at NYC when he got traded.

**RMJK** · 09-01-2013, 10:14 PM

Originally Posted by jetster

Revis hasn't played one iota of football at full speed.
If I were MM, I would definitely start out the game with a pulling sweep to his side with a pitch to Ivory.
Forget the fact that we might not get any yards, I would love to see Revis reaction to guys laying down cut blocs around his knees outside of the tackle.

Not trying to injure, just trying to intimidate.
That and making him go full speed a couple of times with Hill & Gates. There is no way he can be on 4 quarters shape after being out an entire year & no game speed play.
If he is & he doesn't skip a beat than holy chit, he's another AP which is crazy rare.

He is hamstring pull prone. I like your ideas.

**jetster** · 09-02-2013, 07:46 AM

Originally Posted by RMJK

He is hamstring pull prone. I like your ideas.

I laugh at fans that think that vets won't go after him.
BB went right after him after his holdout by sending Moss deep. He pulled his hammy & had to come out.
This is the freaking NFL, it's what they do, challenge guys that might not be 100%.