skinsdad62
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maybe lanier can make a jump
Lets just hope we blitz more.
He has added some weight and we've seen flashes. Here's his chance.maybe lanier can make a jump
some will get right as the season goes along too so lets go glass half fullSoooo, Murphy, Taylor, Su'a, Allen, Norman, Breeland, Hopkins. Montae with continually banged up shoulder, Deshazor still recovering, a few hammys and ribs in the mix. Jordan and Crowder still not right...And we aren't even at the halfway mark yet. Yeesh
yeah we cant get a break there however allen should be back strong next season
So I guess sprains are year long injuries too.
If you look up Liosfranc and get anything saying Lisfranc sprain. Please pm me the link. Everything I see relating to Lisfranc ends with the word fracture. webmd outright calls it a broken foot.
If you look up Liosfranc and get anything saying Lisfranc sprain. Please pm me the link. Everything I see relating to Lisfranc ends with the word fracture. webmd outright calls it a broken foot.
Foot Health Facts
Types of Lisfranc Injuries
There are three types of Lisfranc injuries, which sometimes occur together:
- Sprains. The Lisfranc ligament and other ligaments on the bottom of the midfoot are stronger than those on the top of the midfoot. Therefore, when they are weakened through a sprain (a stretching of the ligament), patients experience instability of the joint in the middle of the foot.
- Fractures. A break in a bone in the Lisfranc joint can be either an avulsion fracture (a small piece of bone is pulled off) or a break through the bone or bones of the midfoot.
- Dislocations. The bones of the Lisfranc joint may be forced from their normal positions.
Foot Health Facts
Types of Lisfranc Injuries
There are three types of Lisfranc injuries, which sometimes occur together:
- Sprains. The Lisfranc ligament and other ligaments on the bottom of the midfoot are stronger than those on the top of the midfoot. Therefore, when they are weakened through a sprain (a stretching of the ligament), patients experience instability of the joint in the middle of the foot.
- Fractures. A break in a bone in the Lisfranc joint can be either an avulsion fracture (a small piece of bone is pulled off) or a break through the bone or bones of the midfoot.
- Dislocations. The bones of the Lisfranc joint may be forced from their normal positions.
Good lookin out, homey. Though a season ending sprain with damn near 3 months left in the seasons just sounds fuckin stupid. As does a sprain needing surgery to repair.
Oh, before anyone gets too anal with those last 2 sentences. No attempts were made to purposely keep facts out of or away from this conversation.
Doesn't it matter? Clearly I'm no Lisfranc expert, but wouldn't a sprain require a less invasive surgery, likely heal up better or easier and he could start rehab sooner.
What did Moses have? A sprain or a fracture?