@AndreiManko@casualtweeter02@BrianSuttererMD Not a dr but I’ve had a similar acute injury and my understanding is it depends. For an acute injury, a rupture takes longer to recover from so is generally worse. For chronic plantar fasciitis that doesn’t improve w treatment, cutting it helps alleviate the symptoms
@androntel@RobHadz@MadisonMessiah Damn man you were so cool and tough as a teenager!! Your 16yo friends probably thought you were the man!! Wow!!! 2 totally comparable scenarios that doesn’t make you sound like a huge loser to equate!
@MSilvia91@985TheSportsHub@FelgerAndMazz … and how many Super Bowl appearances? His point isn’t just it’s unsustainable health wise, it’s that it’s historically an unsustainable way to win
Ex: His reckless running produced what turned out to be a game losing fumble vs Den last year
@TheLockCroc@casanovaqi489@RapSheet@MikeGarafolo Technically any sprain includes some form of tearing. MRI only determines how bad the tear is, anywhere from only microscopic tears from the stretch (grade 1) to fully ruptured (grade 3)
@VaughnMiller99@LandoMagic43@coach_soos@FAlphasnake@ScottHanson His only spike yesterday was under center, but I guess you didn't watch. Many CFB offenses operate mostly out of shotgun, but basically every QB kneel and spike is always under center.
Are you also unable to admit when you're wrong in other areas of life or is it just football?
@VaughnMiller99@LandoMagic43@coach_soos@FAlphasnake@ScottHanson You're right I don't watch CFB, but I do know enough to know that Bryce Underwood, along with almost every QB at every level of football, takes their QB Kneels under center. Do you watch football?
@RSVids1012@neonpantz@bigjimmurray reading through your (insane amount of) hate fueled tweets from the past few days on so many topics makes me embarrassed for you. i hope you go outside and consider therapy, and that i spend the rest of my life never reading your thoughts again
@Guts_Berserkman@RoKnowsBall@BallsDeepInYm3@RapSheet@AdamSchefter It’s obnoxious how people think a sprained ankle is just like “rolling your ankle and it hurts a little bit” because they’ve done that a few times. So obvious when someone’s never experienced an actual sprain