Mostert To Have Season-Ending Knee Surgery

[Montalban]

What a shame. He is done. No running back can miss two seasons in a row and make it back.

49ers' Mostert announces he's having season-ending surgery

Raheem Mostert will miss the remainder of the 49ers’ season.

www.nbcsports.com

 

[Dean_Youngblood]

oof..... time for Sermon, Mitchell and Hasty to step up!

 

[deep9er]

oof..... time for Sermon, Mitchell and Hasty to step up!

Apparently, Hasty's issue is pass blocking?

 

[deep9er]

Why the 49ers Signed Kerryon Johnson to their Practice Squad

Johnson was the Detroit Lions' second-round draft pick in 2018, and he's only 24.

www.si.com

Only one opinion, but based on this one opinion, makes you wonder why? Granted, he'll only be here until Jeff Wilson returns.

 

[Niner Outlaw]

Interesting that he chose to have surgery rather than wait for it to heal. One ended his year and the other could've let him play late in the season. I think he chose surgery so he could be fully healthy when he hits FA in March.

Like I said in anotehr thread, I don't see there being a lot of demand for a RB who'll be 30 when the season starts and just missed 24 games in the last 2 years.

It's sad to see this guy keep getting hurt--injuries derailed what could've been a pretty decent, albeit short, career.

 

[deep9er]

Interesting that he chose to have surgery rather than wait for it to heal. One ended his year and the other could've let him play late in the season. I think he chose surgery so he could be fully healthy when he hits FA in March.

Like I said in anotehr thread, I don't see there being a lot of demand for a RB who'll be 30 when the season starts and just missed 24 games in the last 2 years.

It's sad to see this guy keep getting hurt--injuries derailed what could've been a pretty decent, albeit short, career.

Agree, i felt he would've had a BIG '21 season allowing him to get a FA contract. Not necessarily a big contract, but something decent to continue his career. Now he's in a bad spot next off-season, unless the 49ers still want him?

We really could've used Mostert because to me his outside runs are the best, too bad for the team too.

 

[Dean_Youngblood]

Interesting that he chose to have surgery rather than wait for it to heal. One ended his year and the other could've let him play late in the season. I think he chose surgery so he could be fully healthy when he hits FA in March.

Like I said in anotehr thread, I don't see there being a lot of demand for a RB who'll be 30 when the season starts and just missed 24 games in the last 2 years.

It's sad to see this guy keep getting hurt--injuries derailed what could've been a pretty decent, albeit short, career.

Totally agree... unless he and his agent thought that by the time he got "almost healthy", Mitchell/Sermon would have taken his spot on the depth chart anyway and the team would ultimately move away from him. Does seem like a risky move for 30 year old RB with a two year history of major injuries.

What pisses me off the most is that Mostert was my starting RB in fantasy.

 

[deep9er]

Totally agree... unless he and his agent thought that by the time he got "almost healthy", Mitchell/Sermon would have taken his spot on the depth chart anyway and the team would ultimately move away from him. Does seem like a risky move for 30 year old RB with a two year history of major injuries.

What pisses me off the most is that Mostert was my starting RB in fantasy.

It could be the estimated time table for his return was being optimistic, ie for a typical injury of that kind? If Mostert feels his injury is a little worse than 'typical', then can't blame him for taking the safer approach. Cause if the injury lingers longer or he comes back too soon, that doubles down on his already bad situation.

He won't look good running the outside zone, further reducing interest?

 

[deep9er]

Mostert’s injury: On Tuesday, a day after Shanahan said Raheem Mostert would be sidelined for eight weeks, the running back announced on social media he was going to have season-ending knee surgery. Shanahan said he only had the initial prognosis when he told reporters Monday that Mostert was expected to miss about half the season.

“In further review, looking at other opinions, there's a longer surgery you can do that will put him out for the year,” Shanahan said. “And that's the way we're going to go.”

Mostert suffered chipped knee cartilage in the season opener. He was also sidelined last year with a knee sprain and missed time during OTAs this offseason with an unspecified knee issue. Shanahan said he wasn’t surprised Mostert will have season-ending surgery after he received more information.

“Once I heard more stuff after the press conference (Monday), no, it made sense,” Shanahan said. “I don't think there was much of a decision to make after hearing some of the stuff.”

 

[Montalban]

oof..... time for Sermon, Mitchell and Hasty to step up!

Mitchell and Hasty graded poorly in pass protection. That could be a problem.

 

[Dean_Youngblood]

Mitchell and Hasty graded poorly in pass protection. That could be a problem.

Indeed

 

[deep9er]

https://www.************.com/articles/150274-anyone-whos-there-thrive-worried-about-49ers-situation/

It APPEARS we do have running back talent to make OUR run game effective. Not claiming we have top NFL wide RB talent, but enough talent that our run game remains effective. The run game MUST be effective, so the play action is respected.

What i hope to see now is Mitchell being effective OUTSIDE similar to Mostert? IMO that wide outside run is what opens up the run game East to West.

 

[Montalban]

https://www.************.com/articles/150274-anyone-whos-there-thrive-worried-about-49ers-situation/

It APPEARS we do have running back talent to make OUR run game effective. Not claiming we have top NFL wide RB talent, but enough talent that our run game remains effective. The run game MUST be effective, so the play action is respected.

What i hope to see now is Mitchell being effective OUTSIDE similar to Mostert? IMO that wide outside run is what opens up the run game East to West.

Can he or Sermon learn to block well enough to be playing regularly?

 

[deep9er]

Can he or Sermon learn to block well enough to be playing regularly?

As they say, that is the hardest part for rookie RB's.

That isn't easy to do o matter what, cause the blitzer is BIG and has a running start.