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Just my opinion of course, but I think if this was a regular season game you would see him jog out of the tunnel the second half.
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Just my opinion of course, but I think if this was a regular season game you would see him jog out of the tunnel the second half.
I have a steel pin in my left knee trying to hold the tendons in place. It feels like crap when your knee cap moves around. Anyway, there can be strange pains from wrong movements to the joint. He walked off, that's a huge plus from my experiences. Here's hoping he walks back on the field, first regular season game. 
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I have a steel pin in my left knee trying to hold the tendons in place. It feels like crap when your knee cap moves around. Anyway, there can be strange pains from wrong movements to the joint. He walked off, that's a huge plus from my experiences. Here's hoping he walks back on the field, first regular season game.
are you to this day gun shy about your knee?
I had major surgery on leg and knee 10 years ago and I am still weary at times from that. Hurt my knee(none contact) a few years back in a rugby practice filling in for a guy(once and only time doing this). I am always very cautious when going up stairs now, always worried it'll give out as it did a bunch of times since that day.
Bradford took a nice pop to the knee and think he will be ok if acl fine. Hits there can really hurt without any damage.
Bradford took a nice pop to the knee and think he will be ok if acl fine. Hits there can really hurt without any damage.
Posted this in another thread, but there's quite a few Bradford threads so I'll post it here too.
Brian Quick on Bradford's injury: "I was a little nervous about it but everything is all right. Sam told me that he is OK."
Brian Quick on Bradford's injury: "I was a little nervous about it but everything is all right. Sam told me that he is OK."
Then why is he even playing on the left side when he dominated and STAYED healthy on the right side last year? Whoever made that decision is an idiot, plain and simple.
No, I have lived with it over twenty years now. When you're jumping on and off of and running around train cars that can kill you at any time, you better not be gun shy. They are even bigger than Brockers!
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You'd think if we can send a man to the moon 45 years ago we could come up with a knee brace that would prevent 99% of knee injuries. And if the player's lose a step big deal.
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If you watch the hit it is not the contact that is the issue it's a 300lb guy with all his weight on Bradford's one leg. It gets trapped under him. Lets see if you can hold a 300lb guy on one of your legs
I had knee surgery from jiu jitsu and heavy weight lifting...and yes my knee feels VERY fragile....whether I step in a hole in the ground or make a sudden jerky movement....it's not the same...EVER....yes even my 5y old accidentally pushing off it hurts.......bottom line...I'm VERY concerned about the most important component to the team,.....the QB position.
Football players aren't " goods," damaged or otherwise.
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Guy was even further behind then Bradford..
You are not going to stonewall a guy everytime regardless if you are just coming off an injury or have played 5 years consecutively.