Official Gameday "we will run the next 9 games" starting with the Caridinals thread

[bobblehead]

My work here is done. Buh Bye fat Mike

Told ya

[pbmax]

gotta be the collar bone

will it ever get back to 100% is the question, or does he need to adjust?

Agree, but unlike Peyton's spinal injury and nerve damage, its gonna heal fully eventually.

[red]

Agree, but unlike Peyton's spinal injury and nerve damage, its gonna heal fully eventually.

i know people that never regained full rotation and strength

and it should have been fully healed by now

[pbmax]

Are you talking about the hit to Rodgers' head by that Card defender from behind? I wonder how in the hell did they miss that.

Whoever I was responding to was referencing that hit. yeah. I don't know how it was missed.

[pbmax]

i know people that never regained full rotation and strength

and it should have been fully healed by now

From a clavicle injury? Really?

Even if it happens to the regular population, I doubt its going to be an issue to someone who can train 24/7/365 for six months.

[bobblehead]

Agree, but unlike Peyton's spinal injury and nerve damage, its gonna heal fully eventually.

But is it off by 3mm thus affecting the muscles around it thus affecting the throwing ability?

[mraynrand]

But is it off by 3mm thus affecting the muscles around it thus affecting the throwing ability?

absolutely not

[mraynrand]

i know people that never regained full rotation and strength

and it should have been fully healed by now

A separated shoulder is 100 times worse, and even the worst separation has only cosmetic effects after a year.

Docs joke that two pieces of a clavicle could be in different parts of the body and it would heal properly - it's a bone that just wants to heal, and heals properly on it's own in most cases. Rodgers' was pretty messed up but they fixed it so he could play again last year. If he's actually uncomfortable, they could remove the hardware (don't know if they already did that), but most people notice no differences.