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NFL Blog: Welker tears two ligaments in knee
This is gutting
Please merge if I missed another thread!
This is gutting
Please merge if I missed another thread!
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.This part seems dubious but encouraging:
Welker, who suffered the injury in the first quarter of New England’s 34-27 loss to Houston while planting the leg to make a cut, is expected to make a full recovery for the start of next season.
As desperate as I am to believe this...expected by whom? Wes? Doctors? Trainers? Coaches? Dreams of Pats fans everywhere? Who, damn it, WHO?!?!?!?! Okay, I'll calm down now....is expected to make a full recovery for the start of next season.
This part seems dubious but encouraging:
Welker, who suffered the injury in the first quarter of New England’s 34-27 loss to Houston while planting the leg to make a cut, is expected to make a full recovery for the start of next season.
This part seems dubious but encouraging:
Welker, who suffered the injury in the first quarter of New England’s 34-27 loss to Houston while planting the leg to make a cut, is expected to make a full recovery for the start of next season.
I was an athletic trainer for my first 3 years of college and have seen guys come back 100% from these injuries for the next season as long as they do the rehab and do exactly as the doctors say.....I believe that with the facilities and Dr's the Pats have he will get the top of the line treatment and he is a hard worker so I do believe he will be in great health to start next season......
Heck, the only reason Brady had to have the extra procedures done on his knee was because he over-exerted himself. . . .
Hopefully Wes won't deviate either. However, my assumption is that he not exactly a "sit on the couch and watch Golden Girls reruns" type of guy.
Hopefully Wes won't deviate either. However, my assumption is that he not exactly a "sit on the couch and watch Golden Girls reruns" type of guy.
That wasn't the knee shaking. It was his timing being rusty and needing to absorb those first couple of hits and apparently his ribs being cracked and his WR corps and OL being in flux and teams unveiling their latest versions of the blueprint.Are you insinuating Brady is? He went down in week one and was still a bit shaky at the start of this season.
That wasn't the knee shaking. It was his timing being rusty and needing to absorb those first couple of hits and apparently his ribs being cracked and his WR corps and OL being in flux and teams unveiling their latest versions of the blueprint.
That wasn't the knee shaking. It was his timing being rusty and needing to absorb those first couple of hits and apparently his ribs being cracked and his WR corps and OL being in flux and teams unveiling their latest versions of the blueprint.