That’s what it looked like to me. It’s not like it twisted or buckled out or anything, he came down with his leg straight and it looks like it hyperextended backwards. I’m just praying that that’s all it is and no ligaments were damaged. Kind of like recently with the wide receiver from the Bengals Chase who had a hyperextended knee in training camp, but the ligaments were fine. Please God let that be that for Brown.
That’s what I’m saying. It didn’t look gruesome at all. I’m praying it’s just a hyperextended knee and no ligament damage.
Strange, Miami roster labels him as a true junior
This way of thinking is gone. 5 to play 5
Rematch the replay it doesn't look good at all.
Live, I saw what looked like a hip subluxation, ala Bo Jackson injury. On replay, you can see his entire right leg up to the hip couldn’t move. Not a MD mind you but that’s what I think happened.
Whatever it is I just hope the best for the young man.Hes a **** of a player and runs harder than any back we’ve had in a while.
Doc could barely straighten his leg he was in so much pain. The drawer test is a manipulation of what some call the tibial plateau and the distal femur. Rewatch the part when this happens and you will see there is no stabilization in his lower leg with the doc barely moving his lower leg. He knew instantly which was the reason for the cart.
Well, there is also an update to the Senate bill that would let Reddick shirts come back in for extreme medical cases so it could change again. I’m just talking about where things are right now. I don’t think there’s any grandfathering in though or else they wouldn’t have screwed over the 2022 class.
Hyper extension. I pray the ligaments are OK.
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