Sunday injury thread (1 Viewer)

[Balco]

Garcon xrays negative.Redskin long snapper Sundberg broke his arm.

Did anybody see how the injury occurred? Any concern about Lis franc?

It was on his long td. Didn't look bad to me.

 

[Twenty-Four Eighty-Four]

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4506/fred-jackson

The Bills believe the knee injury Fred Jackson sustained against the Jets Sunday is a sprain.

Jackson appears to have dodged the dreaded ligament tear. This jibes with earlier reports that he sustained a sprained LCL when LaRon Landry awkwardly hit him from the side in the second quarter. Jackson will go for an MRI on Monday and we'd expect to hear a timetable shortly after that. Explosive C.J. Spiller rumbled for 169 yards in relief against the Jets. Sep 9 - 6:25 PM

Source: Buffalo News

 

[JaxBill]

Jaguars had three starting OL injured today

Ryan O'Halloran ‏@ryanohalloranFrom the #jaguars locker room. 1. Britton, Bradfield and Nwaneri all had walking boots on left ankle.

 

[Zasada]

ARI QB Skelton down.

If you had him starting, you probably were in a bad spot anyway.

 

[Tsunami]

Skelton, painful leg injury, Kolb time.

 

[Tsunami]

Sounds like Skelton broke his ankle.

 

[captbly]

ARI QB Skelton down. If you had him starting, you probably were in a bad spot anyway.

But now Fitz is downgraded too.

 

[Chumpson]

ARI QB Skelton down. If you had him starting, you probably were in a bad spot anyway.

But now Fitz is downgraded too.

Perhaps, but Fitz got more love on the drive with Kolb than he had all day with Skelton.

 

[Chumpson]

Sounds like Skelton broke his ankle.

Could be. Sideline reporter said, "Lower leg injury, will not return."

 

[Tsunami]

Sounds like Skelton broke his ankle.

Could be. Sideline reporter said, "Lower leg injury, will not return."

They put it in one of those air casts before they carted him off, and said the pain was coming from the ankle area not the knee.

 

[Tsunami]

Doug Baldwin down, they said he just landed on the ball but he cost them a late timeout so he better be hurt

 

[toppshelff]

Doug Baldwin down, they said he just landed on the ball but he cost them a late timeout so he better be hurt

Apparently, he didn't cost them a timeout... new math I think

 

[bweiser]

Colin McCarthy getting X-Rays... big loss for IDP'ers

any update? i guess i'll check the IDP forum.

 

[QuizGuy66]

Doug Baldwin down, they said he just landed on the ball but he cost them a late timeout so he better be hurt

Apparently, he didn't cost them a timeout... new math I think

Scab math.-QG

 

[QuizGuy66]

Jaguars had three starting OL injured today

Ryan O'Halloran ‏@ryanohalloranFrom the #jaguars locker room. 1. Britton, Bradfield and Nwaneri all had walking boots on left ankle.

Yeesh. What the heck happens if they run out of walking boots?-QG

 

[Raider Nation]

@jwyattsports (Jim wyatt - beat writer for Titans): Locker doesn't have ice on his shoulder. Locker expects to play next week. Just a bruise.

:wipes forehead:I have huge hopes for this kid. Looks like he dodged a bullet.

 

[Hoosier16]

NY Sports Med

What type of results should I expect from the treatment of a MCL/LCL Sprain/Tear?

In most cases, a period of rest followed by some rehabilitation will be successful in strengthening and stabilizing the knee joint. For minor sprains and partial tears, it may only take a week or two of rest before normal activity may be resumed. Moderate injuries may take 3 -4 weeks to heal and more severe injuries may take 6 weeks or more. When surgery is necessary, it may take months of recovery and rehabilitation before a return to sports and usual activity levels can be fully resumed. Wearing a knee brace helps to add stability to the knee joint even after recovery is achieved.

http://www.summitmed...igament_sprain/

How long will the effects last?

The length of recovery depends on many factors such as your age, health, and if you have had a previous knee injury. Recovery time also depends on the severity of the sprain. A mild lateral collateral sprain may recover within a few weeks, whereas a severe sprain may take 6 weeks or longer to recover. Completely torn lateral collateral ligaments may require surgery. If you need surgery to repair a torn ligament, your recovery may take 1 to 3 months.

We see players having MCL sprains all the time, but rarely see them spraining the LCL. Most of the time when we hear about LCL sparains/tears, it seems like it occurs with other damage as well. It seems odd to just have an LCL sprain.

 

[Twenty-Four Eighty-Four]

NY Sports Med

What type of results should I expect from the treatment of a MCL/LCL Sprain/Tear?

In most cases, a period of rest followed by some rehabilitation will be successful in strengthening and stabilizing the knee joint. For minor sprains and partial tears, it may only take a week or two of rest before normal activity may be resumed. Moderate injuries may take 3 -4 weeks to heal and more severe injuries may take 6 weeks or more. When surgery is necessary, it may take months of recovery and rehabilitation before a return to sports and usual activity levels can be fully resumed. Wearing a knee brace helps to add stability to the knee joint even after recovery is achieved.

http://www.summitmed...igament_sprain/

How long will the effects last?

The length of recovery depends on many factors such as your age, health, and if you have had a previous knee injury. Recovery time also depends on the severity of the sprain. A mild lateral collateral sprain may recover within a few weeks, whereas a severe sprain may take 6 weeks or longer to recover. Completely torn lateral collateral ligaments may require surgery. If you need surgery to repair a torn ligament, your recovery may take 1 to 3 months.

We see players having MCL sprains all the time, but rarely see them spraining the LCL. Most of the time when we hear about LCL sparains/tears, it seems like it occurs with other damage as well. It seems odd to just have an LCL sprain.

More damage may show up in the MRI that is happening tomorrow.

 

[Childress]

D Thomas took himself out of the game seemingly grimacing and holding his groin.

twitterverse talking about his left arm

 

[Da Guru]

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4506/fred-jacksonThe Bills believe the knee injury Fred Jackson sustained against the Jets Sunday is a sprain.Jackson appears to have dodged the dreaded ligament tear. This jibes with earlier reports that he sustained a sprained LCL when LaRon Landry awkwardly hit him from the side in the second quarter. Jackson will go for an MRI on Monday and we'd expect to hear a timetable shortly after that. Explosive C.J. Spiller rumbled for 169 yards in relief against the Jets. Sep 9 - 6:25 PMSource: Buffalo News

As a Spiller owner it was nice to see F-Jax out of the game and let Spiller shine...what a game!! Hopefully he will be out for a few weeks to let Spiller cement his role as the lead back.

 

[fatness]

Garcon xrays negative.

Redskin long snapper Sundberg broke his arm.

Sundberg played the second half with the broken arm.

 

[Monsieur Meursault]

Jimmy Graham got popped on a helmet-to-helmet hit late in the game yesterday. He didn't come out of the game, but he got his bell rung pretty dang hard. Stayed on the ground for a minute until he could shake out the cobwebs. Really don't know how he was able to stay in the game. I would bet money that he was concussed on that play. Nothing really to see here, but certainly something to keep in mind.

 

[Master of Past and Present]

Jay Adams ‏@FalconsJAdams

Smitty says Brent Grimes had MRI this morning. Has injured Achilles. Will be placed on IR.

Falcons defense just got worse, not sure if a big deal for IDP players but could mean the Falcons are even more likely to need to outscore people.

 

[Tony Jabroni]

Are there any updates regarding Jake Locker? (Yes, I'm in a 2 QB league)