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Chiefs bus involved in wreck in Wisonsin (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=286001)

A train wreck last week, a bus wreck this week. I hope they don't fly any time soon.

LOL, that's not their bus, this is!

http://www.imcdb.org/i045614.jpg

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Originally Posted by Bufkin (Post 10854326)

Obviously Eric Fisher was driving.

Could not have been Fisher. He misses everything.:D

Photo right before the wreck

Spoiler!

I would like everyone to know that Alex Smith is indeed safe, and securely tucked into his bed.

I have been standing guard at the Radisson Paper Valley in, and this is the report I have.

Thank you.

And good night.

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Originally Posted by Baby Lee (Post 10854337)

The bus was called The Lamers?

Because we are the Chiefs.

ROFL

Who's driving the bus?

You can only throw so many players under the bus before the damn thing tips over.

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Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10855357)

ROFL

Funny.

Creepy but funny.

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Originally Posted by Easy 6 (Post 10854401)

HBD Simply Red!

thanks guys - this is very sweet of you all!

http://i59.tinypic.com/29a7fr.gif

Was it one of those short yellow buses?

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Originally Posted by jd1020 (Post 10854329)

Perfect time to claim an injury to Aaron Murray and put him on IR.

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NFL rules[edit]

A team may place a player on injured reserve (reserve/injured list) who is "not immediately available for participation with a club". Generally, these players may not practice or return to the Active List for the rest of the season (including postseason games or the Pro Bowl) that they are placed on injured reserve, but are allowed to be with the team.[2]

During the preseason, the league also allows players with long-term, but not season-ending, injuries to be placed into one of two designations: physically unable to perform (PUP), for injuries sustained during the previous season or during training camp, or reserve/non-football injury, for injuries sustained outside of team or league activities (despite the name, this includes lingering injuries from college football play, should an injured player be drafted and join the team. Both designations are functionally identical in that the player can be promoted to the active roster by week 6 of the regular season or placed on injured reserve.

Starting in 2012, the NFL and the NFLPA reached an agreement allowing one player placed on injured reserve to be brought back to the active roster.[3] Provided that the player was on the final 53-man preseason roster (A rule exempted for the 2012 season), and that the injury is deemed to keep this player unable to practice or play football for an estimated six weeks, the player may be allowed to practice after Week 6, and be activated to play after Week 8.[4]

Teams may also place a player on injured reserve with a minor injury designation, but the team must release the player once he is healthy.[5]

Not sure why we want to put him on IR and not have him be able to practice all year.

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Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 10855713)

Not sure why we want to put him on IR and not have him be able to practice all year.

He can rehab his knee fully, and basically red shirt.

Rex Hudler has a question