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Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Pass protection is always worth talking about esp. if you don't want your FQB to be reduced to Blaine Gabbert or Andrew Luck.

But to NY's point, if there isn't a high quality one around 15, don't reach for need either.

But this extends far beyond debating about taking an IOL. We might actually need much more than that. This OL is playing like trash right now.

My point is drafting a IOL top 10-15 is disgusting and a waste of Bosa's ACL.

Now OT is different. That's not what I've been saying though. There is no IOL worth that price tag. None

Originally posted by NickMullensBDN:
Originally posted by Geeked:
ya, I'm trying to figure out how you stop moving forward without an ACL. Now, you can have an undetected PCL tear as an average inactive person and never know until something big happens one day. ACL, that's the ligament that is critical in the declarative step... You don't have that...

Apparently the muscles in your leg and calf can make up for it.

Again I don't think any doctor today with the advancement in the surgery would say don't have it. But back in the day I guess so.

They don't usually remove the ACL for athletes since the knee would be really unstable and make it hard to play a violent sport like football. They usually do reconstruction using material from tendons or ligaments from another part of your body like the other leg or the calf. The rehab takes about a year so we probably won't see Bosa until next season is under way. He probably won't be able to do much in camp. He's gone thru this with the other knee in high school.
[ Edited by CatchMaster80 on Sep 21, 2020 at 12:22 PM ]
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Originally posted by NickMullensBDN:
Originally posted by Geeked:
ya, I'm trying to figure out how you stop moving forward without an ACL. Now, you can have an undetected PCL tear as an average inactive person and never know until something big happens one day. ACL, that's the ligament that is critical in the declarative step... You don't have that...

Apparently the muscles in your leg and calf can make up for it.

Again I don't think any doctor today with the advancement in the surgery would say don't have it. But back in the day I guess so.

They don't usually remove the ACL for athletes since the knee would be really unstable and make it hard to play a violent sport like football. They usually do reconstruction using material from tendons or ligaments from another part of your body like the other leg or the calf. The rehab takes about a year so we probably won't see Bosa until next season is under way. He probably won't be able to do much in camp. He's gone thru this with the other knee in high school.

How did Hines Ward manage with out an ACL for so long? Easier for a WR?
[ Edited by Strwy2Hevn on Sep 21, 2020 at 1:30 PM ]
Is it a torn acl ?
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
Is it a torn acl ?

We don't know cause the truck transporting the mri machine broke down.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
Is it a torn acl ?

We don't know cause the truck transporting the mri machine broke down.

You simply can't make this s**t up... crazy.
Originally posted by mattster03:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by Rocket4989:
Is it a torn acl ?

We don't know cause the truck transporting the mri machine broke down.

You simply can't make this s**t up... crazy.
LOL someone crashing into the team plane, the MRI truck breaking down, multiple impact players getting hurt week 2. If this isn't the football gods telling the Niners to cancel the revenge tour because the team is too talented and that they need to stop going against the history of the runner ups from last season, then I don't know what is.
Bosa can have my ACL
And it's official

It's confirmed, was holding out hope
Get better soon Nick. We'll miss you big time.
Nicky.... My boy... This is a sad sad day
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still sad...
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Originally posted by niners94:
It's confirmed, was holding out hope

No, it was the classic torn ACL - plants leg, knee buckles.
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