Mitch Morse December 2022 Concussion

[CSBill]

We are incredibly blessed to have Bates. He is the ultimate Swiss Army Knife of olinemen. Not sure there is a noticeable drop off when he is at center. The issue is who replaces him at RG

[pennstate10]

On 12/19/2022 at 9:19 PM, LABILLBACKER said:

He's got the slowest feet and first step I've ever seen. Teams now know this and speed rush him outside. I feel like we've been searching for a RT forEVER....

Huh.  According to this link, Brown has elite speed and agility. 
But far be it for me to argue with labillbacker’s eye test  

 

also, call me crazy, but moving a 6’8” guy with back problems from tackle to guard may not be the brightest idea  

 

[Dick_Cheney]

42 minutes ago, pennstate10 said:

Huh.  According to this link, Brown has elite speed and agility. 
But far be it for me to argue with labillbacker’s eye test  

 

also, call me crazy, but moving a 6’8” guy with back problems from tackle to guard may not be the brightest idea  

 

This is what we call getting "owned." Good response lol.

[Warcodered]

4 hours ago, Doc said:

Any update on Morse?

I don't think they can really say anything until he clears, till then it's really just a protocol stage watch when they're in practice.

[Big Blitz]

 

[ALLinALLEN]

 

Huge

[Mark92]

Huge news!  The OL needs him to function.  We unfortunately don't get the bears every week 

[BillsFooteball]

Great news. I understand his history and doom and gloom for some but the amount of people commenting he wouldn’t return this year and retire was astonishing 

[RiotAct]

oh, awesome news!

 

That said, he should retire after this season is over.