Great idea... let’s get rid of every player that gets hurt. Just cut them. If you get hurt you get cut. Don’t get hurt in the NFL. Don’t do it.
What? This post makes no sense. You keep him on IR until you know for a fact he can return. He can be activated at any time from IR. Titans chose to do it early in hopes he would fix their problems. Rushed him back and now look.
As for who to replace him? We sure do need some LB depth right now. 6 Titans out for the game on Sunday. We could use that spot to help fill in for other injuries.
MCL strains as with any ligament, is slow to heal due to fewer blood vessels in the tissue. How long depends on the degree of the injury. If he's running on it, trying to get up to speed, he probably could play with little decrease in performance but would require pain management and post game inflammation management. Playing on a strain (micro-tears) does put a player at increased risk for a larger tear that at this stage would likely be season ending.
So it sounds like they will activate him towards a critical game and/or playoff run and manage the inflammation and pain of the strain as needed at that time. Plus keeping him shut down, allows the strain more time to get closer back to normal.
I just wish Vrabel would be honest instead of leaving fans hopeful he will play every week only to find out he isnt
Dont you guys realize that offense in this league game plan entirely around Adoree. I mean, if the greatest cb in 10 generations is on the field you have to plan for it.... That is why Vrabel has to do this. A team spends all week planning on how to avoid Adoree and miss out on the practices.
But Adoree has been out for close to 3 months now, that’s very long for an MCL sprain. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a sprain taking longer than 2 months to get back to action, at least at a limited workload.
On the other hand I can’t think of another injury which would take this long and wouldn’t have been handled by surgery..
This isnt right at all.
Someone doesn’t know how IR protocol works in the NFL. It might behoove you to do some quick research before you call someone else out in order to not sound like an idiot.
Fantastic insight. You say something is incorrect but provide no context.
Please explain to me what’s incorrect here. A player goes on IR it’s a 3 week minimum on IR after that 3 weeks the team can designate them for return at any point they deem necessary. Once they are designated for return they have 21 days to be activated or they are moved to season ending IR.
See post above. I love how y’all comment and say I’m wrong without proving any details as to what is “wrong” lol
It wasn't a whiff. If they didn't activate him he would have had to go on season ending IR. This way we at least have the option of him getting on the field.
See y’all are missing the point. The whiff was designating him for return too early.
No you're wrong. They were out of time, either they designated him to return, or he was transferred to season ending IR.
He was designated to return too early. They could've left him on ir for however long they wanted to. What it looks like to me is he had some sort of setback after being brought back. It was too late at that point to leave him on ir. He will play eventually.
I get what you're saying.I feel the same way. The ones getting on your case, don't know the rules or they would understand what you're saying.
No, if they left him on the IR he would have been transferred to the season ending IR.
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