2019 49ers Training Camp Thread

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Anyone saying Bosa injuring his hammy on the 2nd day of otas isn't at least a little concerning is lying to themselves lol. Depending on the severity, this s**t can linger all season. Dude didn't even sign yet.

The key words there. Hamstring pulls are one of the most common football injuries. Most football players come back from them in a matter of weeks. Unless its a particularly severe pull, there's no reason for it to linger assuming Bosa takes the necessary rest and precautions. Long lasting hamstring issues are typically a result of rushing back from an initial injury and exacerbating it even further.

There is no reason for Bosa to rush back. He can sit pat for a couple months and unless it is a particularly severe pull, which doesn't seem that way given that he never left the field, there is no reason to not expect him to not be good to go for training camp.

Originally posted by KamLeon:

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Little concern and panic button is pretty drastic in difference no? I'm just saying that a hammy can be a tricky b*****d, anyone that played or knows football knows this. To act like its of no concern at all because It's May and only otas is laughable to me. I know I'd prefer to not have read that today, hence a little concerning.

Thank you

When the pads come on, warmer weather more serious practices...I hope he gets all the cobwebs out and prepared for an NFL camp.

Originally posted by NCommand:
LOL

#49ers Dee Ford says Nick Bosa (hamstring) will be OK, & he could care less about Bosa's social-media past.
"Who you are and how you work is what's important," Ford said.
BTW: Ford isn't on social media.
"It's refreshing not to have social media, waiting on likes and s**t."

— Cam Inman (@CamInman) May 21, 2019

He knows the math. I hope they all trash their SM accounts...

Originally posted by Alex04221989:
9moon do you ever contribute anything but your I told you so trolling?? Asking for a friend

yes i do... all true, nothing but the truth..

follow me and you'll learn a lot..

Originally posted by 9moon:

DON'T WANNA SAY " I TOLD YOU ALL TO SAY NO TO BO " ... BUT it is early, and lets hope for the best !!!

Here we go again. Dude tweaked his hammy. Didn't leave the practice field and walked off on his own accord with a limp. Dude is gonna ball this year and I hope all you haters EAT CROW!!! BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA!!!!!

Originally posted by Rascal:
Let's check out the WRs too. 2 drops from Henry. Hurd was out for the day.

ANYONE KNOW why Hurd just standing around??

Originally posted by braap49er:

Originally posted by 9moon:
DON'T WANNA SAY " I TOLD YOU ALL TO SAY NO TO BO " ... BUT it is early, and lets hope for the best !!!

Here we go again. Dude tweaked his hammy. Didn't leave the practice field and walked off on his own accord with a limp. Dude is gonna ball this year and I hope all you haters EAT CROW!!! BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA BOSA!!!!!

WHO BE HATIN??

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by Rascal:

Let's check out the WRs too. 2 drops from Henry. Hurd was out for the day.

ANYONE KNOW why Hurd just standing around??

Not sure, haven't hurd anything.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Anyone saying Bosa injuring his hammy on the 2nd day of otas isn't at least a little concerning is lying to themselves lol. Depending on the severity, this s**t can linger all season. Dude didn't even sign yet.

The key words there. Hamstring pulls are one of the most common football injuries. Most football players come back from them in a matter of weeks. Unless its a particularly severe pull, there's no reason for it to linger assuming Bosa takes the necessary rest and precautions. Long lasting hamstring issues are typically a result of rushing back from an initial injury and exacerbating it even further.

There is no reason for Bosa to rush back. He can sit pat for a couple months and unless it is a particularly severe pull, which doesn't seem that way given that he never left the field, there is no reason to not expect him to not be good to go for training camp.

That's all fine and dandy but him missing otas after just one of them isn't a good thing. People saying he needs to get in football shape after not playing last season, how is he getting in football shape rehabbing or resting his hammy on the sidelines? That's exactly what the otas are for, to slowly work guys back. Training camp is much more intense and now he didn't just miss his college football season, he will be coming into training camp without otas as well. I just disagree with anybody saying that It's not a little concerning. I get that athletes pull their hammys or experience tightness all the time coming back and guess what, some takes longer than others and It's never a given when that will be.

IT SHOULD BE A CONCERN...

Did we not drafted a guy from Florida as well as UNC and both started their career being injured and was never able to recover??

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by Alex04221989:
9moon do you ever contribute anything but your I told you so trolling?? Asking for a friend

yes i do... all true, nothing but the truth..

follow me and you'll learn a lot..

Tell him Kyler Murray's new nickname...

WE CALLIN HIM DOPEY!!
WE CALLIN HIM DOPEY !!!

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Anyone saying Bosa injuring his hammy on the 2nd day of otas isn't at least a little concerning is lying to themselves lol. Depending on the severity, this s**t can linger all season. Dude didn't even sign yet.

The key words there. Hamstring pulls are one of the most common football injuries. Most football players come back from them in a matter of weeks. Unless its a particularly severe pull, there's no reason for it to linger assuming Bosa takes the necessary rest and precautions. Long lasting hamstring issues are typically a result of rushing back from an initial injury and exacerbating it even further.

There is no reason for Bosa to rush back. He can sit pat for a couple months and unless it is a particularly severe pull, which doesn't seem that way given that he never left the field, there is no reason to not expect him to not be good to go for training camp.

That's all fine and dandy but him missing otas after just one of them isn't a good thing. People saying he needs to get in football shape after not playing last season, how is he getting in football shape rehabbing or resting his hammy on the sidelines? That's exactly what the otas are for, to slowly work guys back. Training camp is much more intense and now he didn't just miss his college football season, he will be coming into training camp without otas as well. I just disagree with anybody saying that It's not a little concerning. I get that athletes pull their hammys or experience tightness all the time coming back and guess what, some takes longer than others and It's never a given when that will be.

Originally posted by 9moon:
IT SHOULD BE A CONCERN...

Did we not drafted a guy from Florida as well as UNC and both started their career being injured and was never able to recover??

Warmer weather ain't nicer on the hammies and neither are wearing pads and intense practices...let's hope it's a minor tweak.

So we got a Willow and a Dopey, both are very hard to catch...Bosa and Ford better be ready for this.

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by Rascal:
Let's check out the WRs too. 2 drops from Henry. Hurd was out for the day.

ANYONE KNOW why Hurd just standing around??

He's still recovering from offseason surgery.