Yea I was shocked he came back in during that game. He legit could barely walk before halftime.
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Could use Jesus to turn water into wine so I can stand to watch the Lions
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If you were a Spartan, you woulda thrown them to the wolves
Yep 17 game season plus 2 preseason games (we don’t play our starters in) I don’t understand the super tough practices. it’s almost like playing more games before even playing games.
then we lose a couple games because of the amount of rust to start the season.
It adds up.
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Spot in brother!!
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Prayers he gets right …. Spiritually and physically and mentally….
Playing football, for me, for him, I’m not even in the table now; just get right and learn to live life without football
Actually, they do and players have talked about thats why they are always so hurt every year. Shanahan has the players in full pads for all 3 days of practice during the season, no matter what. There has been plenty of talk that’s why the 49ers continually lead the NFL in games lost due to injury, year over year.
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A lot of their injuries over the last few years have happened in game so I don’t get the “pushed too hard in practice" sentiment.
Did Hutch break his leg in the Dallas game because of practicing too hard, did McNeil tear his ACL in the middle of the game because he practiced too hard, Amon-Ra getting rolled up on because he practiced too hard, LaPorta cracking his vertebrae in the Washington game because he practiced too hard? Etc. it’s football, injuries are bound to happen..
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What’s his injury anyway?
More intensity in their practices compared to other team practices can make them more susceptible to injuries in-game because of the strain and wear it puts on their own muscles, ligaments, joints, and bone structure.
Doesn’t mean they’re going full game speed all the time in practice–juet means they’re doing way more of that in practice than other teams are.
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I think it’s bad luck more than anything, see the injuries I mentioned in my above post.
The Lions have been relatively healthy on offense the last few years, it’s the defense that has suffered mainly so I don’t think it’s a team wide thing, it’s just bad luck
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The worry is that it’s articular cartilage damage. This is known to end careers because it doesn’t heal and surgical solutions aren’t guaranteed; at minimum, this injury can disrupt and shorten careers. It would also … sadly explain Kerby’s posts and Dan’s statements yesterday.
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I’d agree if it was one year.
It’s been three or four now under Dan with these injuries.
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Oh damn.
I really hope you’re wrong.
That’s why Dan said Kerby will have to deal with it “indefinitely.”
Damn. Love Kerby. Hope everything is ok.
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Pearls…
which is why it was INSANE to me that he looked dead until he went into that tent then he ate his can of spinach and he was good as new.
that could have, and might have, done a ton more damage.
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