Luke
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Merry Christmas boys!
Last year the big surprises that allowed Rome to fall to us were JC Latham and Michael Penix. Who do you think it’ll be this year? That CB out of Michigan seems to be getting a lot of play. Same with Tyler Warren,
Or....In case anyone needs a reminder about Simmons. The player he was meant to be will likely never be realized. And for the crowd that is ok as long as his medicals check out... He'll be cleared and it won't change the facts of the injury and recovery.
Wednesday morning odds by pick
The most obvious change is Jeanty moving up to 5 as the favorite, Membou, Banks creeping up and Graham, Sanders falling.
1 Ward -20000
2 Hunter -.900
3 Carter -650, Hunter +550, Sanders +700
4 Campbell -380
5 Jeanty -125, Graham +220, Tet +450
6 Jeanty +145, Membou +180. Graham +650
7 Membou +170, Warren +370, Banks +425
8 Walker +130, Williams +400, Tet +550
9 Williams +370, Graham +550, Banks +600..Dart +1000, Sanders +1200
10 Waren +370, Jeanty +425, Banks +550
Or....In case anyone needs a reminder about Simmons. The player he was meant to be will likely never be realized. And for the crowd that is ok as long as his medicals check out... He'll be cleared and it won't change the facts of the injury and recovery.
What time are @ILoveDick and @DanielCCSBears going to start posting one of those King Poles dancing videos to show their love of his selections?
Will it be tonight?
After he cleans up Friday?
Or is it a cherry on top moment on Saturday?
How about right after each selection?
What will Daniel do if the Skat Man ends up a Bear?
If the Bears draft Banks, will the dick master start suggesting he should move to center? If it’s Warren, is he moving him to FB?
So much intrigue!
So why are you obsessed with me?
Lol at thinking something dramatic has to happen to make an injury bad.Or....
This injury could be being over-dramatized in order for him to slide to a team further back that wants to pick him. If you watched the injury there was nothing dramatic that caused it to happen.
He is showing a lot of improvement already and it's being downplayed based on Twitter doctors/experts saying it's catastrophic. They could just as likely be wrong
I'm not saying non contact injuries don't matter. I am saying that Twitter doctors that haven't actually seen his medical records can't be completely trusted.Lol at thinking something dramatic has to happen to make an injury bad.
Non-contact = bad
Patellar tendon = bad
Yes, even @ILoveDick can get sick from over indulging upon cockk@CaliBearFan This sounds pretty harsh to me.
@ILoveDick Care to chime in on this? Can you suck a dick until you get sick?
I now expect you will carry this through to the start of the draft...my clock is broken and your efforts are now considered a public service. Thank you.
Nope…. Not likely wrong. I made a long post before. I’ll tag you. If all this doesn’t convince you, well… maybe you’ll hit the powerball too. But it does appear my reminder was needed.Or....
This injury could be being over dramatized in order for him to slide to a team further back that wants to pick him. If you watched the injury there was nothing dramatic that caused it to happen.
He is showing a lot of improvement already and it's being downplayed based on Twitter doctors saying it's catastrophic. They could just as likely be wrong.
@XplosiveYou're giving waaaay too much credit to doctors. This isn't a clear yes/no situation. The patella tendon is a critical part of knee stabilization and anchoring to your quad to your tibia. If it was so easy to diagnose injuries (in general), doctors wouldn't be getting it wrong over and over and over. You're talking the best doctors in the world working in a multi-billion dollar industry and they still get it wrong.
In this case, a doctor likely won’t say a lot more than “it’s healed”. But, the complexities of the injuries still come down to rebuilding strength rapidly around the injury... working through a possibly now stiffer tendon... working out any new imbalances... mental confidence... etc. You even have recent examples like Bradley Chubb who missed an entire year+, but then why expect Simmons to be very valuable before we see him hit a calendar year? ... "way ahead of schedule" or not. And if he's not at a point where he can perform at 100%, there's no way to adequately assess the risk in a workout. I'm not sure what doctor can go in there and tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that everything will be ok.
Also, this isn't just day 3 picks that are bums either. Look up other recent OL with the injury: Cole Strange (1st round pick) and Lucas Niang (3rd round pick). I'm not saying Simmons won't ever play, but it is to say he'll likely never reach what his potential was. He probably won't be a premiere LT in the league worthy of the drooling and high expectations. Of course, the Bears can gamble that he will, but they've already gambled once on a huge tendon tear with Kiran. I'm not sure it's wise to double down at the same position.
Here's what doctors say:
Also:
"A study just published in June of this year [2016] in the American Journal of Sports Medicine looked at orthopedic procedures on over 550 NFL athletes. And of all the different surgeries that these guys have, those who fared the worst when it comes to rate of return to play and performance metrics like yards gained and touchdowns scored, [it was] patellar tendon repair.
And their careers were shortened overall significantly. It's not to say that one individual can't come back and be phenomenal, but it's telling you that the odds are against them in terms of returning to form."
Also:
According to Dr. Spindler, the study findings are a reality check for physicians and patients. The data may change expectations for recovery and reinforce the need for long-term rehabilitation after surgery.
“The fact is, these are massive injuries,” he says. “In spite of repairing and healing, the tendons often don’t come back anywhere near normal, and patients still have significant disability.”
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Ruptured Patellar or Quad Tendon: Which Has Better Repair Outcomes?
New data on patellar and quad tendon ruptures may change expectations for recovery. A study finds that both injuries require significant rehabilitation time, and many patients never fully recover.consultqd.clevelandclinic.org
Here's a 2nd round pick:
Injury update not good for 49ers former 2nd-round pick
Here was the highest paid center in the league:
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49ers C Richburg retires from NFL, cites injuries
49ers center Weston Richburg announced his retirement Wednesday, saying that he had "reached a point where my body won't allow me to continue playing and competing at a high level."www.espn.com
Here's another 2nd round pick, multi-time Pro Bowler, LeCharles Bentley, who was forced to retire cause of this injury.
Wouldn't saying it is catastrophic be the opposite of downplaying it?Or....
This injury could be being over-dramatized in order for him to slide to a team further back that wants to pick him. If you watched the injury there was nothing dramatic that caused it to happen.
He is showing a lot of improvement already and it's being downplayed based on Twitter doctors/experts saying it's catastrophic. They could just as likely be wrong
Link?Also, per Adam Schefter, as reported exclusively by Adam Schefter, sources have confirmed to Adam Schefter that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at #19, hold the pick immediately before Denver's #20.