View Poll Results: Which player will come back from injury and contribute the most?
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Danny Amendola
36 51.43% -
Jason Smith
2 2.86% -
Michael Hoomanwanui
2 2.86% -
Bradley Fletcher
17 24.29% -
Jerome Murphy
4 5.71% -
Greg Salas
9 12.86%
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-04-02-2012 #31
Re: Which injured player will return to make the biggest contribution?
Danny. Man I hope we get him back. He moved the chains for us.
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-04-03-2012 #32
Re: Which injured player will return to make the biggest contribution?
Danny for sure , I'm really hoping he is ready to go , He said he was ? as long as we don't let him go lol
"Remember its the love for the game ! and our Rams !"

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-04-03-2012 #33
Re: Which injured player will return to make the biggest contribution?
I went with Fletcher as a likely starter with lots of upside. I expect a big contribution from Danny, too, but with the Rams making a push to bring in new talent at the position (Smith, possibly/likely Blackmon), I'm thinking Fletcher's value over replacement may be higher, which would be an argument to suggest he could have a bigger impact. It's pretty close between the two for me because we really need both to have successful comebacks.
Hoomanawanui would be my darkhorse third choice. He flashed some potential, but he'll have to compete with Kendricks for playing time.
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