Spencer Larsen Out "A Few Weeks"

by Bustafluff on Sep 14, 2009 1:25 PM MDT Comment 12 comments

I didn't see this posted anywhere, but apparently Spencer Larsen fell in the shower and hurt his shoulder

Linebacker Spencer Larsen, a sixth-round draft pick in 2008, reportedly slipped and fell on a wet spot on the floor. Larsen has a shoulder injury, and he'll miss a "few weeks."

The Associated Press surmises that Larsen suffered the injury less than 90 minutes before kickoff, because Larsen wasn't on the list of inactive players for the Week One game at Cincinnati.

Coach Josh McDaniels said that the injury wasn't the result of horseplay. (And since NFL head coaches always tell the truth, we believe it.)

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HorsePlay

in the shower? hrm……

no sir, I don’t like it

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by DenBronx on Sep 14, 2009 1:34 PM MDT reply actions

even if it was HorsePlay induced

i don’t wanna know.

by oxmouth on Sep 14, 2009 2:28 PM MDT up reply actions

there went my prediction of starting by week 3 =)

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by Todd Jewell on Sep 14, 2009 1:36 PM MDT reply actions

Andra Davis played so well...

…that you might have been wrong anyway. But this is a bummer.

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by bradley on Sep 14, 2009 1:57 PM MDT up reply actions

that begs the question: are you not a andra davis fan?

he’s been a mixed bag for me since the preseason game where he failed to stop a ballcarrier behind the LOS on a 3rd and short. in yesterday’s game, he missed an open-field tackle that went for good yardage. but otherwise he’s had a much bigger presence than DJW. some pretty nice plays (i believe three tackles for losses).

by ssc on Sep 14, 2009 1:59 PM MDT up reply actions

from what I saw in preseason he was “ok” against the run but looked way too slow against the pass when they chose to pass on a running down. He couldn’t get across the field and was a liability. He looked faster yesterday, however, they also didn’t put anyone across the short middle of the field to receive the ball either

I have nothing against him as a person =)

by Todd Jewell on Sep 14, 2009 2:04 PM MDT up reply actions

I was one of the many against Andra starting prior to the game, but boy did he look good! Great surprise!

On the other hand, I thought DJ looked slow, tentative, and ineffective pretty much the whole game. I feel that if he can get fired up and play good ball, our D will get another boost.

by aLuffabo on Sep 14, 2009 3:32 PM MDT up reply actions

Sure enough

Larsen and Simms are the only ones on the active/did-not-play list. Spencer has a place in Broncos lore for the “60-minute man” performance (Played O, D, and ST in a game near the end of the season) last year. Hope he’s good soon; not too flashy, but a real contributor.

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by PositivIntegral on Sep 14, 2009 1:46 PM MDT reply actions

by Bob in Boulder on Sep 14, 2009 2:33 PM MDT reply actions

Oh no, am I going to have to switch my signature for 2-3 weeks?

I agree, Larsen shouldn’t get any bigger. I am getting tired of his bone crushing hits knocking the pixels off my TV, once they fall to the floor they are very hard to find.

by Arctic Bronco on Sep 14, 2009 8:32 PM MDT reply actions