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Sorry meant to say cartilage.
No prob. I’m also thinking there are different degrees of bone on bone. You can have damaged cartilage with some parts of the knee being bone on bone and other parts still having some cartilage remaining, or it can be all gone. He could’ve had damage to the medial meniscus that needed to be smoothed out, and depending on the extent of damage and nature of surgical repairs more or less could be gone. We just don’t know how bad his knee really is. We can assume his knee is, in the words of one of my orthopedic surgeons, “toast”, or we can assume it’s fine. We don’t know. We will see in just a few months. Meanwhile he’s certainly damaged goods even if we don’t know how badly damaged, so it’s prudent to plan and prepare for the worst while hoping for the best.
He has a knee injury. He played 12 games after injuring it.
Its possible that he wants his medical information kept out of the media. When is surgery, what kind of surgery. I would put money on the Pats organization knowing all the details, but they keep it from stooges like us.
Wow goodness!!! I'm glad you survived that ordeal!! usually hitting a tree never fares well!! Thank you for Sharing this.. I enjoy learning new things it's enlightening and gives great perspectives.
It's ok. Some people just have problems reading.
Evidently you.
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