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Well, according to Pro Football Weekly that is the case.

http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/The+Way+We+Hear+It/default.htm

"Our sources in New England tell us that DRE Richard Seymour isn’t yet fully healed from a knee injury that forced him to miss the first seven weeks of the season. Heading into Week 14, the perennial Pro Bowl player had just 11 tackles and has been held without a sack. Those close to the situation say he’s not moving around as well as he used to, and consequently his numbers and his impact on the game are minimized."


I know it's only "sources", but it sure helps explain Seymour's apparent loss of effectiveness. Maybe signing the big payday isn't the reason after all.
 
I wouldn't doubt it. He is slowly coming back. He made some good plays and some bad plays last week
 
Major reconstructive knee surgery -- like an ACL -- takes a full year for the player to regain his form. Even though the player can return to action after nine months or so, it's almost always the second season back when things are really back to normal.

It would be unusual if Seymour weren't limited somewhat by the rehab his year. Look for him to be back up to full speed next season.

Some of that is continued healing. Some of it is learning how to trust the new knee. Some of it is just the effect of missing a full offseason conditioning program and training camp.
 
Major reconstructive knee surgery -- like an ACL -- takes a full year for the player to regain his form. Even though the player can return to action after nine months or so, it's almost always the second season back when things are really back to normal.

It would be unusual if Seymour weren't limited somewhat by the rehab his year. Look for him to be back up to full speed next season.

Some of that is continued healing. Some of it is learning how to trust the new knee. Some of it is just the effect of missing a full offseason conditioning program and training camp.

he had major reconstructive surgery?
 
Think that fat contact is what has slowed Richard down. Not questioning that his knee is weak, am saying his knee was fine last year and he was a non-factor most of the season. Richard hasn't been the same player since putting pen to paper on his new deal.
#93 is the Patriots most overrated player.
 
what was the exuce last year???? when was the last time he had more than 1 or 2 tackles??i dont but that double teeaming bull either , green is doubled and makes a impact, seymour is big but very slow has absolutely no bull rush, id cut him next year hes not worth the dough they are paying him
 
Well, according to Pro Football Weekly that is the case.

http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/The+Way+We+Hear+It/default.htm

"Our sources in New England tell us that DRE Richard Seymour isn’t yet fully healed from a knee injury that forced him to miss the first seven weeks of the season. Heading into Week 14, the perennial Pro Bowl player had just 11 tackles and has been held without a sack. Those close to the situation say he’s not moving around as well as he used to, and consequently his numbers and his impact on the game are minimized."


I know it's only "sources", but it sure helps explain Seymour's apparent loss of effectiveness. Maybe signing the big payday isn't the reason after all.

All that time off, and it didn't heal? That stinks. Looks like he'll have the luxury of the same excuse two years in a row.
 
All that time off, and it didn't heal? That stinks. Looks like he'll have the luxury of the same excuse two years in a row.

If his knee is still dicey and he can't play well because of it, then why is he out there? You'd think he would be risking re-injury.
 
what was the exuce last year???? when was the last time he had more than 1 or 2 tackles??i dont but that double teeaming bull either , green is doubled and makes a impact, seymour is big but very slow has absolutely no bull rush, id cut him next year hes not worth the dough they are paying him


It is amazing in this league how you can go from hero to goat almost overnight.........Big Sey has been a tremendous ALL star on this team......one of the best of all time for us I believe,.....and I can only imagine that he is playing hurt due to the fact that his play has dropped off so much.......Hopefully he will be back full strength next season........When healthy this guy is a tremendous force......
 
what was the exuce last year???? when was the last time he had more than 1 or 2 tackles??i dont but that double teeaming bull either , green is doubled and makes a impact, seymour is big but very slow has absolutely no bull rush, id cut him next year hes not worth the dough they are paying him

Whoa!!! You surely seem to be on the practice fields and know well the intricacies of our defensive schemes as the coaches discuss it during their meetings when finalizing the roles/responsibilities of each guy out on the field. :rolleyes:

You really think that BB and the coaches gave him a big fat contract without knowing more of what he is capable of and what he can do? Apparently so because you wouldn't make these statements that you want him to be cut and he is not worth the money.

I think you are just frustrated on not seeing the monster performance that you are used to see and expected to see.
 
Laugh LOUDLY at any knucklehead suggesting this team cut Richard Seymour next year. That's comical.
 
You really think that BB and the coaches gave him a big fat contract without knowing more of what he is capable of and what he can do? Apparently so because you wouldn't make these statements that you want him to be cut and he is not worth the money.

If Seymour dogs next season (year 3 of his 4 year deal) like he has the past two after he got the big money BB and Co. will be looking at all their options. GUARANTEE YOU they won't sign Seymour for Top D-lineman money again because he's shown he's not worthy of it.
Don't be surprised if the Patriots look at D-line high up in this years draft.
 
The D line played well without him in the lineup. He came back, and the D line has had some shakey performances at times . If he's banged up, limit his snaps. Jarvis has done more than enough to show that he can get the job done, IMO.
 
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I don't think Richard Seymour is the type of gung ho player who

would try to play when injured. Maybe, he is jealous of Dwight

Freeney's paycheck.
 
one thing is for sure: Richard Seymour is Injury prone.
 
He seemed overmatched against an aging Ogden last week.

I can only conclude he is playing hurt.
 
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