IndianaOpenWheel.com Sprint Car & Midget Racing Forum





Register! Forgot Password?
Post Reply
Wallsracing (Offline)
  #1 2/18/11 12:47 PM
Bye bye bob sanders
terrehautian (Offline)
  #2 2/18/11 12:53 PM
He was awesome when he was healthy, the 10-20% of his career. The rest, he was just money wasted. I wonder if he will be picked up by anyone. It would suck if he all of a sudden got healthy and made the Colts regret it (but I doubt it). They should give Clint Sessions a nice raise since he is a much better all around player then Bob (aka, played in more games).
thunder31 (Offline)
  #3 2/18/11 4:57 PM
I really liked to watch Bob play when he was healthy but I agree with the Colts they can spend the money on players that will actually be able to play.
Likes: jim goerge
Mud Packer (Offline)
  #4 2/18/11 5:32 PM
Certainly no surprise here. If he could have maintained his health, he would have been a HOF safety for sure. Like so many players, especially in football, a season or two of greatness is wiped out by nagging injuries. His size certainly worked against him and his aggressiveness. The NFL is a tough place to earn a living throwing your body around.

Mike

Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
Likes: jim goerge
Wallsracing (Offline)
  #5 2/18/11 5:49 PM
Originally Posted by mud packer:
certainly no surprise here. If he could have maintained his health, he would have been a hof safety for sure. Like so many players, especially in football, a season or two of greatness is wiped out by nagging injuries. His size certainly worked against him and his aggressiveness. The nfl is a tough place to earn a living throwing your body around.
if joseph addai is next that would be awesome
Onlydirt (Offline)
  #6 2/18/11 7:57 PM
Addai needs to run north and south or be cut, he dances side to side then dives to the ground...pretty good at blitz coverage, but thats it. Brown and Hart can take the role if they remain healthy. Colts over achieved by far last year considering all the injuries.
Post Reply