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from Bernie:
I spoke with Hadley. I understand what he reported. I
also know who he talked to at Rams Park. What Hadley
says has merit.
BUT: you have to understand what he's saying here.
Don't misrepresent or misunderstand what he's saying.
Hadley's take: Faulk and the Rams are privately
concerned about Faulk's knee. Martz is positive about
Faulk; the last time I spoke to Martz he was upbeat
and thinks Marshall will be fine. But others in the
organization aren't so sure.
Hadley isn't saying Faulk will retire. He's saying
Faulk could be limited by the knee more now than in
the past, and he is saying that there is at least a
possibility that a frustrated Marshall will say,
"enough." And I don't shoot that down at all.
I think Marshall will try to play and he'll go from
there. But there's some anxiety in the organization --
which is understandable given Faulk's knee problems
and age -- and Hadley was right to tap into that.
Cheers,
Bernie
I spoke with Hadley. I understand what he reported. I
also know who he talked to at Rams Park. What Hadley
says has merit.
BUT: you have to understand what he's saying here.
Don't misrepresent or misunderstand what he's saying.
Hadley's take: Faulk and the Rams are privately
concerned about Faulk's knee. Martz is positive about
Faulk; the last time I spoke to Martz he was upbeat
and thinks Marshall will be fine. But others in the
organization aren't so sure.
Hadley isn't saying Faulk will retire. He's saying
Faulk could be limited by the knee more now than in
the past, and he is saying that there is at least a
possibility that a frustrated Marshall will say,
"enough." And I don't shoot that down at all.
I think Marshall will try to play and he'll go from
there. But there's some anxiety in the organization --
which is understandable given Faulk's knee problems
and age -- and Hadley was right to tap into that.
Cheers,
Bernie
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