The Great Hawktini
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Per reports on yahoo news, no return available according to Pete.
Dk doesn't need surgery.
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toffee
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Sounded like we will see DK in weeks, ready for that push for playoff and beyond. Meantime, we may be well advised to 'rent" a WR for the rest of season? Unless we have someone on practice squad ready to step in.
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DK is a warrior imho. Wants to practice Wednesday. This is a guy who just got paid.
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Patellar tendon injury? No thanks. Put him on IR. Outside players (DB,WR,RB) NEVER recover from Patellar injuries and I mean NEVER.
sportsnaut.com
Study: Patellar tendon injuries most difficult for NFL players to return from
Focusing on a study from Northwestern Medicine that showed just how difficult it is for NFL players to recover from patellar tendon injuries.
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ivotuk
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From 6 years ago:
Torn patellar tendon no longer a career death knell? -- Chris Wesseling Oct 07, 2016
Players have overcome torn ACLs to earn All-Pro selections and even MVP awards. Over the past decade, advanced surgical techniques and accelerated rehab schedules have enabled stars such as Demaryius Thomas, Terrell Suggs, Brent Grimes and Jason Peters to recapture Pro Bowl form following ruptured Achilles tendons -- an injury that had been a death knell for skill-position players earlier this century.
Might we be on the verge of a similar breakthrough in patellar-tendon recoveries, with Cruz, Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham and Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne as the vanguard?
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Torn patellar tendon no longer a career death knell? -- Chris Wesseling Oct 07, 2016
Players have overcome torn ACLs to earn All-Pro selections and even MVP awards. Over the past decade, advanced surgical techniques and accelerated rehab schedules have enabled stars such as Demaryius Thomas, Terrell Suggs, Brent Grimes and Jason Peters to recapture Pro Bowl form following ruptured Achilles tendons -- an injury that had been a death knell for skill-position players earlier this century.
Might we be on the verge of a similar breakthrough in patellar-tendon recoveries, with Cruz, Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham and Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne as the vanguard?
Torn patellar tendon no longer a career death knell?
Might we be on the verge of a breakthrough in patellar-tendon recoveries, with Victor Cruz, Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham and Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne as the vanguard?
www.nfl.com
SoulfishHawk
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Strain, NOT A TEAR. And he was walking without a limp today according the Schefter.
An IR move would sit him for 4 weeks minimum. They'll have to decide if he needs that much rehab. Always the worry about re-injury or making it worse if he goes back to playing too soon.
Goodwin stepped up well yesterday. 3TE sets seem to be working well. I don't think we need to find someone from outside to fill in.
Goodwin stepped up well yesterday. 3TE sets seem to be working well. I don't think we need to find someone from outside to fill in.
toffee
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DK wanted to practice on Wednesday, we 12s want him to take time off. Dude is a warrior.
bigskydoc
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This is a MASSIVELY different degree of injury from what is reported in that story. Like the difference between a quarterback jamming a finger on an opponent's helmet, and having it cut off and reattached.Patellar tendon injury? No thanks. Put him on IR. Outside players (DB,WR,RB) NEVER recover from Patellar injuries and I mean NEVER.
Study: Patellar tendon injuries most difficult for NFL players to return from
Focusing on a study from Northwestern Medicine that showed just how difficult it is for NFL players to recover from patellar tendon injuries.
Cyrus12
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Glad its not a tear..Victor Cruz could never really come back from it. Hopefully he is back soon.
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I get the sense that guys are having fun playing this year and enjoying the ride. I assume he doesn't want to miss out on that.
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After the bye is the best he can hope for probably? He's expensive, so we'll take care of him, and he won't like it very much 
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That is why I am saying put him on IR to AVOID the more serious patellar injury.
hawkfan68
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Now that the IR rules have changed, I agree with you. It's probably best to IR him and name him designated to return.
Players now eligible to return from injured reserve after four games; practice squads increased to 16 players
The NFL and NFL Players Association recently agreed upon new rules for the 2022 season, notably pertaining to injured reserve and players having to miss a minimum of four games before they can return, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported Wednesday.
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Hawkinaz
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A good video from a sports doctor I follow on YouTube on Metcalf’s injury
Boohman14
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I think he should hit Wilson up for some of that Wolverine blood!
I like DK to get treatment and recover fully. Knees are tricky anyway, but the man knows his body.
I like DK to get treatment and recover fully. Knees are tricky anyway, but the man knows his body.
hawkfan68
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Depending on how long DK is out...I hope they take his time with him and don't rush him back....how about signing Will Fuller? https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FullWi01.htm. Surprised that he hasn't signed with anyone yet. He was ultra productive with Houston before getting traded to Miami. Then again Josh Gordon is now available again too.
