Phil Haynes??

[EMTHawkfan]

Any news on Phil Haynes?
I've caught parts of the first 2 preseason games but haven't seen him. I'm guessing he's injured but I haven't been able to find anything.
Thanks in advance.

 

[McGruff]

Any news on Phil Haynes?
I've caught parts of the first 2 preseason games but haven't seen him. I'm guessing he's injured but I haven't been able to find anything.
Thanks in advance.

He is injured.

 

[Jville]

Rookie offensive lineman Phil Haynes remains on the (PUP) Physically Unable to Perform list after having undergone sports hernia surgery. There has been no update, that I can recall, since he was ruled out indefinitely.

 

[Seafan]

Likely stays on PUP.

 

[EMTHawkfan]

Thanks guys

 

[olyfan63]

I'm expecting great things from Phil Haynes too.
Just need to get and keep him and Jordan Simmons healthy.

 

[Jville]

(On Phil Haynes) “He had surgery for an athletic hernia, hip flexor issues you know. He’s not going to make it to be ready to play by the opener. Being a PUP guy, that’s kind of how he has chance to enter. We really wish we could get a shot at him, there are some decisions to be made on that. He could be one of the PUP guys going into the season, he could be on the roster. We really need him right now. With Mike [Iupati] being out, we could’ve really used him. He could’ve had a great opportunity this camp, as Jordan Simmons could have too. It’s unfortunate those guys missed it.”

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[KitsapGuy]

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[jammerhawk]

He’s on PUP (sports hernia recovery), we won't see him until game 7. Think the team would like him back sooner, but it is what it is.

 

[Tical21]

Longest sports hernia surgery recovery ever

 

[jammerhawk]

Depends on how serious it was, but this sure looks like roster stash. As it seems clear is the case with DT - Christmas.

Who knows for sure but this looks like a JS thing to deepen the depth pool, allow for coaching up, and weight strength conditioning. Oh, and to allow the healing up of injuries

 

[HawkGA]

I don't see how either player actually comes off PUP to the active roster. I do think with Haynes his injury is lingering, but I think the only way he doesn't go on IR at this point is if there are other injuries to the interior of the line. I don't see how you have a rookie come on the active roster after not participating in training camp at all.

 

[McGruff]

Haynes was looking like a starter prior to his injury, but with Iupati and Pocic at LG, we have good depth.

Sucks losing both Haynes and Simmons though. Both look like legit starters.

 

[sutz]

Depends on how serious it was, but this sure looks like roster stash. As it seems clear is the case with DT - Christmas.

Who knows for sure but this looks like a JS thing to deepen the depth pool, allow for coaching up, and weight strength conditioning. Oh, and to allow the healing up of injuries

Yeah, well, we do have a couple of guys with 'questionable' injury history. Maybe they're looking at having some healthy options available at mid-season to cover for the inevitable losses along the way.

Sounds like sound strategy. :twisted:

 

[jammerhawk]

Totally!

 

[chris98251]

Longest sports hernia surgery recovery ever

No Prosise took three seasons.

 

[Seymour]

Longest sports hernia surgery recovery ever

No Prosise took three seasons.

Took? Last I checked Prosise wasn't just making the club from still in the tub, but he actually commutes to work (ie "the big tub") in it!!