WillisWG
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The like is for the education…don’t like the news at all at least for Seldon. 9 months to return to play is tough. The shoulder joint is really complicated and I guess it takes a while to rebuild the muscle.Late October during Kentucky game. Shoulders can be tricky.
Researchers from the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birmingham, Alabama reviewed the charts of 60 NFL players who had undergone either arthroscopic or open stabilization at their institution. They looked at the rate of return to play, the length of time between surgery and return to an NFL game, and factors that might have impacted successful return.
Of the 60 NFL players who underwent shoulder stabilization at ASMI, 49 of them had arthroscopic labral repair, while 11 needed an open repair and capsular shift procedure.
Time missed after shoulder surgery
90% of the players (54 of the 60) successfully returned to play in a regular season NFL game after shoulder stabilization. Among the players who did return to play, the average time between surgery and the first game played was 8.6 months. None of the 60 athletes returned to play in the same season in which he underwent surgery. Most of the athletes who had surgery in the offseason returned in time to play at the start of the following season
Return to play for NFL players who undergo shoulder stabilization surgery | Dr Geier
Shoulder instability events, such as dislocations and subluxations, can be debilitating problems for competitive athletes. In contact and collision sports like football, these events often occur during the season, making the treatment decisions challenging. To return to play long-term, surgeons...drdavidgeier.com
This time’s a thousand..Yes we do. He won’t be available for this season. We will need to pick up another RB in the portal.
While I love your enthusiasm, and root for you to not just be right, rather insanely correct, that remains to be seen. Beyond the Albino Chipmunk, we are returning an underachieving Thornton Jr., an injured McCoy, an as yet unproven Webb, and a host of basically promising but inexperienced freshmen and other unused/under used WRs. I love my Vols too, but sometimes orange lens distort reality. Least that's what the dog told me. And Phantom usually nose what he's talking about.It’s almost unfair the riches we have at WR right now. And we have a QB that can consistently get them the ball. Should be a fun thing to watch this fall
Cite your source for this, I respectfully request.
This upcoming season will definitely be entertaining/interesting. But as per your comment it will be the growth of this season’s WRs that will make 2025 the year we see if the program has made the jump the the highest level or not.While I love your enthusiasm, and root for you to not just be right, rather insanely correct, that remains to be seen. Beyond the Albino Chipmunk, we are returning an underachieving Thornton Jr., an injured McCoy, an as yet unproven Webb, and a host of basically promising but inexperienced freshmen and other unused/under used WRs. I love my Vols too, but sometimes orange lens distort reality. Least that's what the dog told me. And Phantom usually nose what he's talking about.
I said this last year during preseason and they turned out to be the worst performing group on the team. I like the potential, but I’m taking a wait and see approach this timeIt’s almost unfair the riches we have at WR right now. And we have a QB that can consistently get them the ball. Should be a fun thing to watch this fall
Bishop is one hell of a running back. Please don't sleep on the local kidSeldon really needs to get healthy.
Keith is a guy that will get better and better with every rep. He'll continue to shape his body, his skill set. He'll get faster and get used to be being the #2 guy..
Seldon really needed to be healthy this spring.
We need all 3 of the guys of course.
But and add Peyton to the room come summer and we'll have options for sure.
I still think Tennessee will look to add a portal RB if they think he can play. With Seldon missing the first 1/3 of the season (plus development), Lewis better be ready to play and Keith/Bishop better give the staff confidence that they can play too. 4 RBs is not ideal when 3 of them haven’t played meaningful snaps (2 haven’t played any).Seldon really needs to get healthy.
Keith is a guy that will get better and better with every rep. He'll continue to shape his body, his skill set. He'll get faster and get used to be being the #2 guy..
Seldon really needed to be healthy this spring.
We need all 3 of the guys of course.
But and add Peyton to the room come summer and we'll have options for sure.
Thornton Jr was starting to play good and then he got hurt. He will be great.While I love your enthusiasm, and root for you to not just be right, rather insanely correct, that remains to be seen. Beyond the Albino Chipmunk, we are returning an underachieving Thornton Jr., an injured McCoy, an as yet unproven Webb, and a host of basically promising but inexperienced freshmen and other unused/under used WRs. I love my Vols too, but sometimes orange lens distort reality. Least that's what the dog told me. And Phantom usually nose what he's talking about.
Arion Carter was in shells and was in-and-out of participating in drills with the rest of the linebacker group.
Arion Carter was in shells and was in-and-out of participating in drills with the rest of the linebacker group.
Tennessee Football Notes And Observations: Spring Practice Number Eight | Rocky Top Insider
Notes and observations from Tennessee football's eighth practice of the spring as they worked inside the Anderson Training Center.www.rockytopinsider.com