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[canesigep23]

Sounds like grade 2 based off when he was hurt and speculation when he may return. If it was grade 1 I’d say there would be no question he would be playing at A&M.

 

[F-MarioCristobal]

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From experience, if you're still in the HydroWorx... you aren't playing a game in 1.5-2 weeks.

Slightly more hope because there's a pic above of him in cleats. If the HydroWorx is just being used for some extra work with less stress, fine. If you're only running in there and not on grass yet... you're at least a month out and maybe more.

 

[Mnhurricane]

He has always been key to this defense and will be huge to have back (if he is full go) especially for this creative and speedy offense.
Still think we need to adjust out of our traditional looks and severely limit our man coverage to limit their advantage over our LBs. Or we should move a safety down and play 3 safeties at times.

 

[canesigep23]

Knowing Mario too, he’s always overly cautious when returning players from injury. I bet we don’t see him against a&M, but should be ready for OSU (still 3 weeks away).

 

[skyman]

Woah. A month+ out from having turf toe - is this real life?

I think you might be a lil uninformed about turf toe injuries, it is a NASTY injury that can end careers and affect you for life if taken lightly and/or rushed. I know someone who still SUFFERS from it years after playing..

When you get a chance read this recent article on the injury.

How Turf Toe Became the Most Misunderstood Injury in Sports

One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.

www.si.com

 

[Headhunter]

Dan Morgan had horrific turf toe his senior year never missed a game but that dude just different

 

[Cane44]

get that kid in hyperbaric chamber / red light therapy / massages / peptides!!!!!

 

[Peachycarnahan]

They're calling it the most misunderstood injury of all time nowadays. Used to be viewed as minor. Now its ending seasons.

didn't OJ McDuffie sue the dolphins orthopedist Dr. Uribe for malpracticing his toe injury?

 

[AUcane]

I think you might be a lil uninformed about turf toe injuries, it is a NASTY injury that can end careers and affect you for life if taken lightly and/or rushed. I know someone who still SUFFERS from it years after playing..

When you get a chance read this recent article on the injury.

How Turf Toe Became the Most Misunderstood Injury in Sports

One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.

www.si.com

Yes, I know it's a tough injury - hence my comment (shock at him being back so soon).

 

[JHallCanes]

I think you might be a lil uninformed about turf toe injuries, it is a NASTY injury that can end careers and affect you for life if taken lightly and/or rushed. I know someone who still SUFFERS from it years after playing..

When you get a chance read this recent article on the injury.

How Turf Toe Became the Most Misunderstood Injury in Sports

One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.

www.si.com

Sounds like you stubbed your toe

But nah it’s like take your big toe and bend it backwards until it touches your ankle

 

[skyman]

Yes, I know it's a tough injury - hence my comment (shock at him being back so soon).

Oooo got you, read it wrong..

 

[Dwinstitles]

If it’s turf toe ain’t no way he’s 100%

 

[Essex Cane]

Is Brantley just bad? Confused as to why we haven't seen him much this season. Don't yell at me genuine question lol

 

[creamofthecrop13]

Terrible injury.. Its over.. No reason to try to come back to early from that..

as a life long hockey player, never had it or really heard of it. is it that bad?

 

[creamofthecrop13]

If it’s turf toe ain’t no way he’s 100%

it's that bad?

 

[caneingville]

it's that bad?

Ahmmon Richards talked on the CIS podcast about when he had it and how rough it was. Said in his opinion there’s no way he’ll be good for A&M.

 

[creamofthecrop13]

Ahmmon Richards talked on the CIS podcast about when he had it and how rough it was. Said in his opinion there’s no way he’ll be good for A&M.

Makes sense. Even if he can "be back" why would we even want him playing if not 100% just wouldn't be effective. Obviously would be great to get him back but i think Miami will be good with Fitzgerald. Now if Miami beats A&M and he is all in for a natty run and plays through some pain and can still be effective, essentially willing to risk re injuring in terms of short term nfl future i get it

 

[dunkman23]

We need Frederique Jr. to shut down one of the fields to allow our pass rush to get home and to allow our safety to play more freely.

 

[creamofthecrop13]

We need Frederique Jr. to shut down one of the fields to allow our pass rush to get home and to allow our safety to play more freely.

OJ wasn't playing all that great before injury if i wasn't mistaken?

 

[Dwinstitles]

it's that bad?

Yea watching football for this long and the nfl, that **** usually bothers a player for the whole season sometimes forever. Knowing people that had it, it’s real bad