Anybody hear how severe Woodley's hamstring?

Is it just me or is Troy and Woodley about the same? ALWAYS INJURED?
Does anyone know how many games Woodley has missed since being drafted
by the Steelers? Him and Troy are basically part time players, MAKING HUGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY?

 

According to NBC the injury is day-to-day and not believed to be serious.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... ng-injury/

 

He was questionable to come back in yesterday, but never did. I doubt he plays Thursday since it's a short week. That poor fella has problems with his hamstrings, that is for sure, problem with them is that the nag you all season long and never go away.

 

"Not believed to be serious" but hamstring issues suck, they tend to linger, which we've seen from Woodley in the past.

I would sit him Thursday night, and give him 2 weeks to recover for the Bungles.

 

Our strength and conditioning program must suck. If I was woodley, I'd be stretching out those hamstrings before every drive. I don't have the most limber hamstrings either but I've learned over the years to take care of them before playing in any sport. Stretch, stretch and stretch some more.

 

Before the hamstring issues last season I don't really recall him being injured and missing time. Perhaps I am forgetting?

 

Like I said on another topic, Troy is always off and on after an injury, I said I expected him to tap out in this game after 1 quarter because thats been his pattern, I also said I doubt if he plays in 8 games this year, now I think it will be more like 5 or 6 games max, he's the new Bob Sanders, we definately need to look at the top 2 strong safeties in the next draft......Woodley has been a Hammy queen ever since he started, maybe he needs to go about his condition routine differently, seems strange players on other teams heal up from injuries and play out the remainder of the season, not so on the steelers.....

 

I would agree though the recent trend is disturbing. As previously stated, these hamstring issues are nagging ones I wouldn't be surprised if he came back, reinjured and repeated this process throughout the year. He was never the same after that injury last year and its hard not to expect the same.

 

I agree. I don't follow college football. What does the SS draft pool look like for next year?

 

Maybe I am just confusing time off with him taking plays off? How about some
Clay Matthews production Lamaar?

 

he should do something during the offseason to repair his tissue , injecting blood regenerated direct on the place where he has problems

 

Is this the same hamstring that he had problems with last year?