DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

he probably has a broken foot, but they just misdiagnosed it as a high ankle sprain.

We have a pretty smart fanbase, with all these MDs in Ninertalk.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

We have a pretty smart fanbase, with all these MDs in Ninertalk.

The smartest of the smart.

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
We have a pretty smart fanbase, with all these MDs in Ninertalk.

The smartest of the smart.

its cause we all snack on:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

We have a pretty smart fanbase, with all these MDs in Ninertalk.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by 9moon:

IF BARNEY's hurt, then we should not play him... the guy will be w/the team for years to come... so why rush him?

we should take this time to see which other DLs we have can step up and be THAT player..

we have a bye week after steelers so i think Bosa can survive the next 2 games and then have a nice long rest until week 5

eh, high ankle sprains can take a LONG time to heal if they keep getting nicked again and again.

We should be able to bring pressure on Dalton without Bosa, if he isn't fully healthy. Let him get an extra week rest and be full go for the Steelers.

...if he is still feeling pain.

Agree with both of you.
An ankle injury (high ankle sprain) ended Michael Carter's career prematurely. That can happen to Bosa.

McKinnon, I believe, was diagnosed as a calf strain or lower leg issues, and the next thing you see is and ACL and he's out for the year.

The diagnosis is a high ankle sprain, but that could be masking something else, like the McKinnon case, and the Richburg case. That's my worry about playing Bosa before he's pain free.

I think the Medical staff needs to be really cautious about Bosa because you are talking about a foundational player *like* a QB in value. I'd rather lose a game than lose him for a whole season. And maybe reduce his agility and acceleration permanently because they chose to overuse him for just one game. I think you have to take the decision out of his hands and leave it to the medicals to make the decision.

This isnt the championship, like the kevin durant case, it's a regular season game. I wouldn't play Bosa even if he said he's good to go.

Having no live action till kickoff was pretty much the plan since the end of game 1.

Of course, a team cant publicly announce that and of course, he has to continue to ball out for him to earn another "No Practice" ticket in the face of the other 52 players on the roster.

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by Andra:

Originally posted by wolfpack2192:

Let's just run up the score early on the Bengals then play second string the second half lol. I think a 40 pt first half should do the trick.

This is a good idea! Can't believe no one has ever thought of it before

Seriously. Why doesnt every team try this? I think this guy is on to something.

Ya I figure no coach or team has ever tried this before, so maybe all the coaching staff on the zone can pass this idea along lol.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by 9moon:
IF BARNEY's hurt, then we should not play him... the guy will be w/the team for years to come... so why rush him?

we should take this time to see which other DLs we have can step up and be THAT player..

we have a bye week after steelers so i think Bosa can survive the next 2 games and then have a nice long rest until week 5

eh, high ankle sprains can take a LONG time to heal if they keep getting nicked again and again.

We should be able to bring pressure on Dalton without Bosa, if he isn't fully healthy. Let him get an extra week rest and be full go for the Steelers.

...if he is still feeling pain.

Agree with both of you.
An ankle injury (high ankle sprain) ended Michael Carter's career prematurely. That can happen to Bosa.

McKinnon, I believe, was diagnosed as a calf strain or lower leg issues, and the next thing you see is and ACL and he's out for the year.

The diagnosis is a high ankle sprain, but that could be masking something else, like the McKinnon case, and the Richburg case. That's my worry about playing Bosa before he's pain free.

I think the Medical staff needs to be really cautious about Bosa because you are talking about a foundational player *like* a QB in value. I'd rather lose a game than lose him for a whole season. And maybe reduce his agility and acceleration permanently because they chose to overuse him for just one game. I think you have to take the decision out of his hands and leave it to the medicals to make the decision.

This isnt the championship, like the kevin durant case, it's a regular season game. I wouldn't play Bosa even if he said he's good to go.

.. and personally, I would rather see BARNEY playing the whole year than watching him registers 8 sacks against the Bengals..

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

He should have been on limited snaps in game 1, but our coaching staff doesn't even seem to be aware of who is playing and for how many snaps. I don't trust them anymore to effectively manage his workload.

Well then, that settles it, they have to fired now. KittleSkittle doesn't trust them.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

He should have been on limited snaps in game 1, but our coaching staff doesn't even seem to be aware of who is playing and for how many snaps. I don't trust them anymore to effectively manage his workload.

Well then, that settles it, they have to fired now. KittleSkittle doesn't trust them.

They clearly haven't watched enough YouTube vids on ankle injuries.

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

49ers expect Nick Bosa to play https://t.co/GAGgmv2Edi

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) September 12, 2019

Uh oh.

Uh oh what?

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

49ers expect Nick Bosa to play https://t.co/GAGgmv2Edi

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) September 12, 2019

Uh oh.

Uh oh what?

Spaghettios

Originally posted by Andra:

Originally posted by wolfpack2192:

Let's just run up the score early on the Bengals then play second string the second half lol. I think a 40 pt first half should do the trick.

This is a good idea! Can't believe no one has ever thought of it before

Yes! Run the ball all day keep the defense off the field and get up 21-0 and let Blair rush the passer

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Uh oh what?

He has fingers crossed that Bosa gets hurt for the i told ya so.