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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
You judged that from Aaron Banks on one year where he got hurt?
And Kocurek has gotten every D-lineman not named Solomon Thomas to produce.
The issue with Kinlaw isn't talent, it's availability.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
You judged that from Aaron Banks on one year where he got hurt?
And Kocurek has gotten every D-lineman not named Solomon Thomas to produce.
The issue with Kinlaw isn't talent, it's availability.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Kinlaw wasn't always injured. It was more of a chronic condition that caused him to go on the IR. He's been treated with platelet therapy which is a hit and miss procedure. For some it's miracle cure and for other sit doesn't help much. I haven't heard how he is doing since they performed it. I hope that doesn't mean that it was a failure.
Originally posted by mayo49:
Yeah, he's been always hurt.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Yeah, he's been always hurt.
I think he missed one game through college.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Ugh. You know he's got health concerns. Now, if this was one of the most dynamic interior pass rushers you've seen, OK, I'd consider taking him at 15.
But...he was never even that. In fact, he was the opposite of that.
What exactly was the thought process here?
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Kinlaw wasn't always injured. It was more of a chronic condition that caused him to go on the IR. He's been treated with platelet therapy which is a hit and miss procedure. For some it's miracle cure and for other sit doesn't help much. I haven't heard how he is doing since they performed it. I hope that doesn't mean that it was a failure.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Kinlaw wasn't always injured. It was more of a chronic condition that caused him to go on the IR. He's been treated with platelet therapy which is a hit and miss procedure. For some it's miracle cure and for other sit doesn't help much. I haven't heard how he is doing since they performed it. I hope that doesn't mean that it was a failure.
From what was said it was the injury vs Dallas not past issues…the therapy/surgery on his knee this past off season didn't sound like it went well…hopefully the surgery he had this yr fixed the issue.
the physical skill set and drive are through the roof…just needs to actually play football.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Kinlaw wasn't always injured. It was more of a chronic condition that caused him to go on the IR. He's been treated with platelet therapy which is a hit and miss procedure. For some it's miracle cure and for other sit doesn't help much. I haven't heard how he is doing since they performed it. I hope that doesn't mean that it was a failure.
From what was said it was the injury vs Dallas not past issues…the therapy/surgery on his knee this past off season didn't sound like it went well…hopefully the surgery he had this yr fixed the issue.
the physical skill set and drive are through the roof…just needs to actually play football.
You may be right. I was under the impression that the injury just aggravated the condition. Whatever the case, it would be nice to see him get back healthy but I'm not counting on him.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
On another note, I wonder if he gets any work at DE just to make sure our five best are on the field. Basically fills AA's old role. Keep AA permanently inside, unless Kinlaw keeps his run stuffing ability and becomes a top-5 rusher from the inside.