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We dont really have an official football thread yet so I made a new topic.

 

Seahawks CB Shawn Springs could miss up to 8 weeks with a shoulder injury.

 

Steelers LB Joey Porter got shot in the ass outside a sports bar last night.

 

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I swear to god this one is true.

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Guest Ecto Cooler
Steelers LB Joey Porter got shot in the ass outside a sports bar last night.

between The Bus getting his legs numbed before a crucial playoff game and this, Steelers have the funniest injuries ever :P

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Guest Smell the ratings!!!

Clarify this for me: If a man get shot in the ass and survives, in what possible way could it be considered not funny?

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That was TOTALLY uncalled for, goddamnit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I mean, after all, it's not like Porter got STABBED. :P

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I just read it at another board, I think there was a link posted but I havent been able to find a story, so that may not have been right. All the stuff I've seen makes it seem like it's unknown if he will play at all this year. Sorry if it wasnt true.

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An update...

 

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/6648869

 

Steelers' Porter returns to practice, expects to play

 

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Joey Porter returned to practice Wednesday, only 2½ weeks after being injured in a drive-by shooting in Denver.

 

When Porter was shot by an unknown assailant in a nightclub parking lot Aug. 31 following the Colorado State-Colorado game, the Steelers estimated he could miss as much as half the season. Instead, he is expected to play Sunday in Cincinnati after sitting out only two games.

 

"I'm just happy to go out there and have a chance to do what I love doing, and that's play football," Porter said Wednesday. "To be able to do it 20 days after what happened is actually amazing."

 

The bullet grazed Porter's buttocks and lodged in his right thigh before being surgically removed. Doctors said the threat of infection and the possibility that scar tissue might form around the wound made it difficult to predict how long Porter would be out.

 

However, doctors told Porter the wound began healing immediately and without complications. That has allowed him to return almost as quickly as was possible with such an injury.

 

Porter said it is important for him to practice well this week so that he can get ready to play at game speed again.

 

"As far as running straight and cutting, anybody can go out there and do that -- that's not playing football," said Porter, who practiced with the starting defense. "I've got to find out what I can do taking on a double team block or having to cover somebody or wrapping up and making a tackle."

 

Porter is hoping his return will provide a lift to a defense that allowed Kansas City's Priest Holmes to rush for 122 yards and three touchdowns in the Chiefs' 41-20 victory Sunday. The Steelers were No. 1 against the run the last two seasons but are 23rd overall two games into the season.

 

"I just want to go out there and put what happened behind me and get back to playing football and, after that, just try to get this team going," Porter said. "When you watch from the sidelines, you can't be a part of that and it hurts."

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Guest Choken One

Does he really need to risk a game against cincy? Same with holmes against houston...

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