They may be covering for him. I have that but I’m old.
I think, if we have come to the point of football players having stem cell surgery so their team can make more money, that the NFL is nearing the end of the line.
“Todd Gurley has arthritis in knee”
I’ll alert the media.
My understanding is NFL teams often hedge high dollar contracts by buying insurance against career ending injuries.
Teams still lose cap space but financial losses are probably not quite the full value of the contract.
Hey, at least they got the news before the scouting combine and more than a month before the 2019 draft. I was hoping Rams were going to get LB help but I suppose a new RB is the focus now
Hopefully he has some of that cash invested and I don’t mean in a larger posse. Remember Pac Man Jones? A few months out of the NFL and it takes him a day and a half to raise two grand to get out of jail. Typical punk NFL player.
Yes, arthritis is common in post op acl surgery. Drilling through bones will do that.
Bone-on-bone hurts.
Ouch. I have arthritis. It’s not fun.
For what it’s worth, i was diagnosed with arthritis in my knee when I was about 30. It must be very very minor because 20 years later and still no pain or loss of range of motion. But then again I’m not an elite athlete either.
Where’s my national headlines for all my ailments and complaints?
I congratulate myself for never having engaged in the type of sports in my prior life that would limit me in the future. I know folks from my college days who played Big Ten football (very well, but not well enough to make it to the NFL) who can barely walk today.
I can't imagine what it would be like to be my age, or even considerably younger, and have the limitations you see with many NFL alumni. Was it really worth it?
if true, this is really too bad: Todd Gurley was really fun to watch when he played for Georgia and the Rams ...
Surprised they are not aggressively doing cold laser therapy, pemf therapy, and/or diathermy on the knee.