Brian Quick: "Don't call it a come back"
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HometownBoy
Hall of Fame
So, what you're saying is that he's been here for years? Rocking his peers and putting suckers in fear? Making tears rain down like a monsoon?
I thought the video was very informative! He sure has gone through a lot to rehab. his shoulder!!
I wish him well, and hope he becomes the #1 we have been waiting for!!
I wish him well, and hope he becomes the #1 we have been waiting for!!
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best of luck my man. he always looks so dangerous with the ball in his hands. with quick and britt out there the rams are imposing for the opposition. need tavon to step up as well and defenses won't be able to stack the box.
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best of luck my man. he always looks so dangerous with the ball in his hands. with quick and britt out there the rams are imposing for the opposition. need tavon to step up as well and defenses won't be able to stack the box.
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Great. It's going to take a monumental effort to get that song out of my head today.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
You might wanna rephrase that.
Big Willie
Starter
You straight up putting it down for all them jive turkeys who don't recognize the knowledge you dropping to all them posers. Stay frosty playa.
Get well soon and proceed happily and healthily as you set new NFL WR records for yards, receptions and touchdowns in a season! :rockon:
Brian Quick closer to moving from yellow hat to green light
By Nick Wagoner
http://espn.go.com/blog/st-louis-ra...oser-to-moving-from-yellow-hat-to-green-light
EARTH CITY, Mo. -- Before the St. Louis Rams practice Tuesday night, don't be surprised if coach Jeff Fisher establishes a new ritual.
Wide receiver Brian Quick, who is recovering from a shoulder injury, has been cleared to participate fully in practice since training camp began at the end of July. That clearance came with just one caveat in the form of a football fashion faux pas: that darn yellow beanie.
The yellow beanie has been a uniform staple for Quick for the first few weeks of training camp. It's not quite a red "hands-off" jersey like quarterbacks wear but, like a traffic light, it offers a "proceed-with-caution" warning for all who approach him.
Now, it appears Quick is poised to shed the beanie and return to an actual game on Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts. But first, a changing of the beanie.
"I think he’s got a chance to play this week, yeah," Fisher said. "We’re taking his yellow hat off of him. I’m going to take the yellow hat off of Brian and put it on (running back) Todd (Gurley).
"The yellow hat tells the defense, 'Don’t hit me.' I may have a ceremony and let Brian graduate and pass it over to Todd. The yellow hat is like a red jersey."
It's a wardrobe change months in the making for Quick, who suffered the shoulder injury against Kansas City on Oct. 26 of last season.
"Oh man, the yellow hat," Quick said, laughing. "(My teammates) don’t say anything because they know (why I wear it). But being out there, being full speed, it’s kind of hard to have to do things where they can’t hit (me). But they understand and I understand. I have to believe in the process and just do what they tell me to do, wear the yellow hat and keep working hard."
If removing the beanie is the equivalent of a green light, it sounds like Fisher is going to give Quick the go ahead soon enough.
Quick has practiced without restriction throughout camp and looks poised to be ready to go when the season starts. Before the preseason opener against Oakland, Fisher said Quick would play in an exhibition. He sat out the first two, but with the Rams finally returning home this weekend, it sounds like Quick is positioned to make his preseason debut against the Colts.
And if Quick ever has to go back to the beanie? Well, he has just one request.
"The color, I need a darker color," Quick said. "I told coach I want a black one so nobody can see it. If it’s a dark color, it just blends right in."
By Nick Wagoner
http://espn.go.com/blog/st-louis-ra...oser-to-moving-from-yellow-hat-to-green-light
EARTH CITY, Mo. -- Before the St. Louis Rams practice Tuesday night, don't be surprised if coach Jeff Fisher establishes a new ritual.
Wide receiver Brian Quick, who is recovering from a shoulder injury, has been cleared to participate fully in practice since training camp began at the end of July. That clearance came with just one caveat in the form of a football fashion faux pas: that darn yellow beanie.
The yellow beanie has been a uniform staple for Quick for the first few weeks of training camp. It's not quite a red "hands-off" jersey like quarterbacks wear but, like a traffic light, it offers a "proceed-with-caution" warning for all who approach him.
Now, it appears Quick is poised to shed the beanie and return to an actual game on Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts. But first, a changing of the beanie.
"I think he’s got a chance to play this week, yeah," Fisher said. "We’re taking his yellow hat off of him. I’m going to take the yellow hat off of Brian and put it on (running back) Todd (Gurley).
"The yellow hat tells the defense, 'Don’t hit me.' I may have a ceremony and let Brian graduate and pass it over to Todd. The yellow hat is like a red jersey."
It's a wardrobe change months in the making for Quick, who suffered the shoulder injury against Kansas City on Oct. 26 of last season.
"Oh man, the yellow hat," Quick said, laughing. "(My teammates) don’t say anything because they know (why I wear it). But being out there, being full speed, it’s kind of hard to have to do things where they can’t hit (me). But they understand and I understand. I have to believe in the process and just do what they tell me to do, wear the yellow hat and keep working hard."
If removing the beanie is the equivalent of a green light, it sounds like Fisher is going to give Quick the go ahead soon enough.
Quick has practiced without restriction throughout camp and looks poised to be ready to go when the season starts. Before the preseason opener against Oakland, Fisher said Quick would play in an exhibition. He sat out the first two, but with the Rams finally returning home this weekend, it sounds like Quick is positioned to make his preseason debut against the Colts.
And if Quick ever has to go back to the beanie? Well, he has just one request.
"The color, I need a darker color," Quick said. "I told coach I want a black one so nobody can see it. If it’s a dark color, it just blends right in."
it's amazing that players come back from that type of injury.
i separated my right shoulder after trying to foot race on a drunken night and i couldn't move the thing for weeks. nothing torn, no long term affects other than the occasional pop here and there.
for quick to basically shred his shoulder to pieces and have the balls to even consider getting back on the field knowing how rough the rehab road was going to be is admirable.
dude's a baller and just what i expect in a Ram.
i separated my right shoulder after trying to foot race on a drunken night and i couldn't move the thing for weeks. nothing torn, no long term affects other than the occasional pop here and there.
for quick to basically shred his shoulder to pieces and have the balls to even consider getting back on the field knowing how rough the rehab road was going to be is admirable.
dude's a baller and just what i expect in a Ram.
The proof in the pudding, so to speak, will be when he takes the first hit and lands on that shoulder. I'm sure there is a little fear there, but once he gets through that his confidence will sky-rocket. Hope he has a great year, because we really, really, really, need him out there.
