Sanchez visits Doctor Andrews... (1 Viewer)

[QuizGuy66]

Just heard it on WFAN. Here's the article on profootballtalk:

Linky

Bad sign that the kid's getting his knees worked on this early in his career.

-QG

 

[JuSt CuZ]

Just heard it on WFAN. Here's the article on profootballtalk:

Linky

Bad sign that the kid's getting his knees worked on this early in his career.

-QG

Its not his arm, and was he ever considered mobile?

 

[Reaper]

Interesting.

I was in the car at 5:15 and Tanenbaum was on one of the stations and he said Sanchez is fine and will only need a weight program to help strengthen the area around the knee....

I would hate to see him become the next Carson Palmer.

 

[Saints-Man]

Hopefully, he will receive whatever appropriate treatment is required and return to 100% and have no lasting effects.

I think he is good for the NFL.

 

[LadyBeBop]

GB Dr. Andrews, but I hate when I hear that a promising sports star has to see him.

 

[Limp Ditka]

[Chase]Joe Namath had bad knees[/Chase]

 

[QuizGuy66]

If Dr. Andrews ever retired I fthink the whole NFL would be just screwed.

He should be the first doctor in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

-QG

 

[IDrinkyourMilkshake]

Just heard it on WFAN. Here's the article on profootballtalk:

Linky

Bad sign that the kid's getting his knees worked on this early in his career.

-QG

Its not his arm, and was he ever considered mobile?

He's not mobile like Michael Vick. But he's probably more mobile than your average QB.

 

[kdt]

he's definitely mobile and this will affect him on bootlegs and dropbacks obviously. at least this won't let him go rushing head first into danger anymore