European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 10, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday november 10, 1992 sports the stars and stripes b Page 25 Tendon tears Down it the prototype la group respectful Green Bay packers who knew who was Hurt by Steve Jacobson new Day East Rutherford Obj. Linda Taylor stood in the runway clutching a pair of her husbands shoes As the new York giants ran off the Field. Black suede Tassel loafers. Shed seen him at the door of the dressing room and waited for him to be helped to the car. Shed drive. A the can t put them on a she said of the shoes. Players streaming off the Field did no to know How bad it was. Players usually done to. They re so involved with their own jobs they see Little. They re so involved with their own mortality they feel Little for someone else. Except for those giants who stood Over him As Lawrence Taylor screamed in pain. They quickly summoned the doctor. They stood there with a group of the _ a packers who that was Lawrence Taylor there. The doctor was cutting the tape and the sock of Lawrence Taylor placing him on the electric cart to be taken off the Field his right foot cradled in the Lap of Dan Veltrie one of the team of Ortho pudists. And the crowd chanted his initials a Well tee Ell teen in tribute and perhaps in Farewell. This was the greatest football player in new York in a generation perhaps the City a most significant Ever. He was the Force of their two super bowl triumphs. He had announced that he would retire at seasons end and now this season was Cut abruptly at nine games. Probably its the end of the career of the Man who remade the hearts of his teammates who rebuilt the giants who reconstructed the template of linebacker into his own image. He could never give himself to the rehabilitation to come Back As just another player. A the was by far the greatest player in be Ever coached a Bill Parcells their super bowl coach said. A Well tee was just Ell tee a said fullback Ottis Anderson who knew Taylor As opponent teammate and work of Art. A a it a a Picasso that was torn a he said. A a in la Tell you what the Guy is so talented he set the stage for what the new linebackers were All about. He a the founder. He set the plateau that will be emulated but not  surgery to repair a torn Achilles Tendon is scheduled for today. Of course the doctor could repair it he has done it Many times before. Six months of hard work and they re fit again. Except Taylor is 33 years old and battered by 12 years of being the target. A it tends to happen in older athletes a the doctor said. A tendons Teno to stretch less As you  with 1 14 left in the third Quarter Taylor put one of his rushes on Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre reached and deflected the pass. Taylor tried to reverse his thrust to grab the Ball before it touched Down. As they stood Over him it looked so much like the awful moment in Washington when Joe Theismann a leg was shattered by the Force of Taylor a tackle and Taylor screamed for help at the sight of what he had wrought. Except that there was no Impact Here. A usually its just High Load and the Tendon pops a Warren said. Linebacker Pepper Johnson was one of those standing Over Taylor when he screamed. A i had to run away a he said. All week Taylor had been being Ell tee no. 56, exhorting them not to Back off the emotion that had carried them Over the redskins last week. Friday he called a team meeting. Sunday he shouted through the lethargy not to wait until the third Quarter to get going. He wanted this game he wanted this season to be some Abyna injury probably 86s career of no. 56, Lawrence Taylor. Thing better. It was to be his Send off. A the wants to go out in style like everybody else a said or. Warren who himself had a tryout with the giants in 1962. Players in the clutch around Taylor Are used to cries of pain. Usually they say it Means Only pain. They live with pain All the time. This time they heard Taylor cry out of no i done to believe  and they knew. For so Many years they a seen Taylor take withering pain and come Back into the game. The 13-12 Victory at new Orleans in 1988 they remembered. A the had a shoulder out and the other one went Down a Anderson said. A they carried him off and he said a strap me  a the went Back and played and we ended up winning. It was so emotional. The Man had so much ability to tolerate  for so Many years when Lawrence Taylor spoke the giants responded. He was the Heartstrings of this team and Parcells played them like a violin. Head shout at Taylor and Taylor would absorb it and the others knew it the coach could be so furious at Ell tee nobody was Safe. A him and Parcells had a special relationship a Anderson said. A watching it was unique different. They had their fights like husband and wife. They had their Bond. A they played to each other. Parcells knew How to turn Lawrence Taylor on and How to turn him off and Lawrence Taylor knew How to press his buttons  he was their player. Center Bart Oates called the loss a devastating. Lawrence Taylor Wasny to the player who devastated games anymore. The giants have to replace him now instead of in August. What he had done was leave giant footprints on All of them. He was a giant he was a giant. That a what they Felt  scoreboard drug ban hits Steeler to the Green Pittsburgh a the Pittsburgh a Eccl ers in Contention for their first division title since 1984, received a huge blow monday when tight Send Eric Green was suspended for six games for violating the a Fly a drug policy. There was no immediate word on Why Green would have flunked a drug test but an nil spokesman who did not want to be identified said it was not for using steroids. The drug related suspension was the third in two seasons for the St Clurs who had never had any until guard Terry Long and a _ a a Tim Worley were suspended in 1991. The two were the oily Green running Back Tim Worley were suspend v nil players suspended for drug violations last season. Greens suspension Means he cannot return until the final week of the regular season. The steel Crsp chief offensive weapon last season until breaking an ankle late in the season he has been overshadowed somewhat this season by the emergence of running Back Barry Foster and wide receiver Jeff Graham. Green who missed four games after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery had four catches for 41 Yards in the steel Crsp 26-20 loss sunday in Buffalo. He has 14 receptions for 152 Yards and two touchdowns this season. The nil s biggest tight end at 6-foot-5 and 280 pounds. Green had 41 catches for 582 Yards and a team High six touchdowns last season despite missing the final five games with a broken ankle. He had 13 touchdown catches in 24 games in his first two nil seasons after being the steel Erst first round draft Choice from Liberty University in 1990. Surgery looming for Macpherson Foxboro mass apr new England Patriot coach Dick Macpherson will undergo surgery for a serious intestinal condition that has hospitalized him since last week the team said monday. Or. James Dineen the coaches personal physician said in a statement released through the team that Macpherson was suffering from acute diverticulitis and that abscess is had formed in his intestine. Dineen said surgery would be required but that a Date for such an operation has not yet been set. A the continues to improve with intravenous antibiotics and intravenous feedings that allow Complete rest of his Colon a Dineen a statement said. 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