MickeyG

i can't believe he got points for this

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J-Unit

I heard that the Rams are now looking for a RB to help take a little of the load of Jackson.

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Professor

now it seems as though faulk might have some more knee surgery, which would allow the rams to put him on the PUP list and move into the commentators booth, then he could decide next year if he wants to retire or not.

Professor

here is a link to my comment

http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/spo...0?OpenDocument

A source in the Rams front office tells me there's a good possibility Faulk will have another round of knee surgery in the near future.

And if Faulk has the surgery, the Rams would most likely place him on injured reserve for the 2006 season - meaning that he'd sit out the year, with full pay.

This would be a nice arrangement for Faulk. Faulk's agent, Rocky Arceneaux, has lined up a television job for Faulk. Faulk would be reunited with his former head coach, Dick Vermeil, as an analyst for the NFL Network. And that comes directly from Vermeil, who told Randy Karraker of KSLG (1380 AM) that he'd be working with Faulk in the NFL Network studios.

So if Faulk has the surgery and goes on IR, he'd benefit in three ways: He'll receive his full salary from the Rams; he'd be free to work in television; and he'd have the option for returning to the field in 2007. After taking a year off to let the knees rest and heal, perhaps Faulk will feel like giving football another try.

MickeyG

if he needs another surgery he should just retire now.

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ABuccsFan

Totally agree with this. I said my peace on this subject in the "Faulk Contemplates Retirement" thread. This chapter has ended, Rams fans need to turn the page. When they're done, they need to give their bookmark to Packerfan!!!

Professor

i would rather have faulk with no knees than michael bennett with two knees, LOL

MickeyG

agreed

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