Injuries - 9-Year Analysis

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
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"But there are no studies that have ever shown that one training program is worse or better for reducing hamstring strains."

When asked specifically if the 49ers training every day without a lull in the action would prevent injuries, Safran confirmed that it would not make a difference. The orthopedic surgeon did add that over half of hamstring injuries in the NFL tend to occur in the preseason, as players ramp up their workouts as they get back up to full speed for the season.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Chris Biderman just said Drake Jackson had a shoulder issue in college...brace on. Just hurt it again. Then slipped and tried to brace with that arm and instantly came up gimpy and in a lot of pain...shoulder hanging.

What the f**k is our medical staff doing? Drills?

He said this occurred today?

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Chris Biderman just said Drake Jackson had a shoulder issue in college...brace on. Just hurt it again. Then slipped and tried to brace with that arm and instantly came up gimpy and in a lot of pain...shoulder hanging.

What the f**k is our medical staff doing? Drills?

He said this occurred today?

It was today's pod so it must have been from yesterday or the day before.

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Chris Biderman just said Drake Jackson had a shoulder issue in college...brace on. Just hurt it again. Then slipped and tried to brace with that arm and instantly came up gimpy and in a lot of pain...shoulder hanging.

What the f**k is our medical staff doing? Drills?

He said this occurred today?

It was today's pod so it must have been from yesterday or the day before.

I thought the guy just had a stinger. That shouldn't require a brace should it?

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Chris Biderman just said Drake Jackson had a shoulder issue in college...brace on. Just hurt it again. Then slipped and tried to brace with that arm and instantly came up gimpy and in a lot of pain...shoulder hanging.

What the f**k is our medical staff doing? Drills?

He said this occurred today?

It was today's pod so it must have been from yesterday or the day before.

I thought the guy just had a stinger. That shouldn't require a brace should it?

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Chris Biderman just said Drake Jackson had a shoulder issue in college...brace on. Just hurt it again. Then slipped and tried to brace with that arm and instantly came up gimpy and in a lot of pain...shoulder hanging.

What the f**k is our medical staff doing? Drills?

He said this occurred today?

It was today's pod so it must have been from yesterday or the day before.

I thought the guy just had a stinger. That shouldn't require a brace should it?

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Full quote

"But there are no studies that have ever shown that one training program is worse or better for reducing hamstring strains."

When asked specifically if the 49ers training every day without a lull in the action would prevent injuries, Safran confirmed that it would not make a difference. The orthopedic surgeon did add that over half of hamstring injuries in the NFL tend to occur in the preseason, as players ramp up their workouts as they get back up to full speed for the season.

I agree with this too. I actually think it's more mental in many cases. Young kids just going from 0 to 100 in all-eyes-on-me scenarios. I think veterans learn to make business decisions and don't get as caught up in the lights. You gotta teach them to work their way up the condition ladder. For instance, the second T.Moore got beat for that TD you could see on the reply he was just jogging. No need to go 110% there and rip a hammy esp. after coming back from an injury.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/49ers/49ers-soft-tissue-injuries-cause-blame-or-coincidence-doctor-weighs

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Full quote

"But there are no studies that have ever shown that one training program is worse or better for reducing hamstring strains."

When asked specifically if the 49ers training every day without a lull in the action would prevent injuries, Safran confirmed that it would not make a difference. The orthopedic surgeon did add that over half of hamstring injuries in the NFL tend to occur in the preseason, as players ramp up their workouts as they get back up to full speed for the season.

Because a study hasn't been conducted.

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
hold up.....are people still scrounging for ways to justify the 49ers ANNUAL outrageous amount of injuries that FAR exceeds the league averages???

LOL

"its a rough sport"
"everyone is dealing with what we deal with"
"this is normal"
"theres nothing wrong with the medical staff"

HILLARIOUS

leave your denial at home an call it what it is people!

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
hold up.....are people still scrounging for ways to justify the 49ers ANNUAL outrageous amount of injuries that FAR exceeds the league averages???

LOL

"its a rough sport"
"everyone is dealing with what we deal with"
"this is normal"
"theres nothing wrong with the medical staff"

HILLARIOUS

leave your denial at home an call it what it is people!

I think the 8 years of "normal" for the team has numbed the more recent fans in to lower expectations with health issues.

The modern and woke generation of less practices, poor attitudes/work ethic and rule changes/coaching schemes make for an interesting recipe and much denial.

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
hold up.....are people still scrounging for ways to justify the 49ers ANNUAL outrageous amount of injuries that FAR exceeds the league averages???

LOL

"its a rough sport"
"everyone is dealing with what we deal with"
"this is normal"
"theres nothing wrong with the medical staff"

HILLARIOUS

leave your denial at home an call it what it is people!

I think the 8 years of "normal" for the team has numbed the more recent fans in to lower expectations with health issues.

The modern and woke generation of less practices, poor attitudes/work ethic and rule changes/coaching schemes make for an interesting recipe and much denial.

100000%

people have just become so used to a laundry list of 49er players on IR that now their like "this is normal this is just how it is"