Mac Jones Injury Video [UPDATE - X-Rays were negative]

[Love The Drake]

Of course Bill wants him back ASAP, dam the caution... Papa Bear & the hated Shula beckon...

Is this a legit source?

 

[BadMoFo]

Not sure this guy has these types of team sources.

 

[Guts]

Not a good look

 

[upstater1]

I doubt this source.

The surgery actually speeds up healing.

This guy has it backwards, so how can you take him seriously?

 

[Love The Drake]

I doubt this source.

The surgery actually speeds up healing.

This guy has it backwards, so how can you take him seriously?

Can anyone vouch for this guy.

 

[Kontradiction]

He should get a second opinion, if that report is true. The Pats’ doctors have not been the most reliable over the years. **** the team, kid. You have a career to worry about.

 

[Kontradiction]

Can anyone vouch for this guy.

His Twitter profile says he works for Felcher and Ass.

 

[jimnance]

A severe high ankle sprain usually takes 2 months to recover from. It can sometimes take longer than a broken ankle. It usually involves multiple torn ligaments and tendons which a broken ankle doesn't always involve. I had one from playing hoops years ago. I also broke my foot once. The sprain was worse. For you non-athletes,a high ankle sprain is nothing like a basic sprained ankle you're used to. It often involves surgery.
Alabama pioneered the Tightrope surgery which has players back in 2 -3 weeks instead of 2-3 months. I'm sure that's what the Patriots are discussing now.

 

[signbabybrady]

His Twitter profile says he works for Felcher and Ass.

I think he's the producer or something like that. And on the show I know they like to say his sources are good but I've never kept score and I just assume they all suck and make crap up half the time. Except the true beat guys like Reiss.

Also I think he's more of a Basketball guy.

 

[Sciz]

Can anyone vouch for this guy.

He’s had his share of misses. One recent example was when he claimed the Heat had a Covid outbreak during the Celtics series. Never happened.

 

[Ross12]

This dude has zero sources. I’ve seen him come out with “hot reports” like this before that turned out to be totally off base. Always the first with the secret inside scoop that’s almost never correct.

 

[VectorPrime]

I listen to literally every show because it’s fun background entertainment and Jimmy is actually usually right with his scoops but that won’t make homers feel good so listen to the people who don’t actually listen to the show about him if you want.

 

[Pats1971]

A severe high ankle sprain usually takes 2 months to recover from. It can sometimes take longer than a broken ankle. It usually involves multiple torn ligaments and tendons which a broken ankle doesn't always involve. I had one from playing hoops years ago. I also broke my foot once. The sprain was worse. For you non-athletes,a high ankle sprain is nothing like a basic sprained ankle you're used to. It often involves surgery.
Alabama pioneered the Tightrope surgery which has players back in 2 -3 weeks instead of 2-3 months. I'm sure that's what the Patriots are discussing now.

I am not sure that Mac might want to do some iffy surgery that could hurt him down the road, he is freaking 24 years old.

 

[venecol]

He'd be smart to get a 2nd opinion from his own Dr. Can't trust the Pats Drs. Both Gilly & Gronk said so. I believe them.

 

[venecol]

Not a good look

For who? Mac is more than entitled to get a 2nd opinion. It's his career that's on the line.

 

[Guts]

For who? Mac is more than entitled to get a 2nd opinion. It's his career that's on the line.

Pats

 

[venecol]

 

[stelfans]

So this season lasted 1 month uh?Nice

 

[SVN]

reading twitter ,it seems this james stewart guy initially said ime udouka got in trouble with the celtics due to the kevin durant trade talks.

 

[JayNM]

The amount of attention some people are pushing on how Mac reacted to his injury is astounding. Who cares? It's not like he broke down and cried and refused to leave the field and called for an ambulance. He hopped off by himself immediately and got helped to the locker room. Whatever faces he made doing it, what in the world does it matter? And you're going to somehow draw conclusions about him as a player and a man based on his expression as he hopped off the field from his high ankle sprain? It just seems like you're speaking from a predisposition of disliking the player in the first place to me.

Has any computer program detected his level of pain based on facial emotions? That would give us a definitive answer, right?

I won't be wishing any "best wishes" for anything lower than a 7