It's his middle knee. GF been ridin' it long & hard. They good.

No worries. Blake Bell will provide

i'm actually shocked that kelce has remained healthy for the better part of his career

Knees don't heal in a week. They're going to shoot him up.

Uh broken knees don't. Sore knees absolutely do. If I have a sore knee it's often gone the very next day.

Who cares? Kelce was a total disappointment this season. Dude didn’t even make first team All Pro.

Yelder is the secret weapon Andy has been keeping in the cupboard since the Detroit game.

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Just because your sore knee stops being painful in 24 hours doesn't mean it's healed. it just means that for some reason the pain impulses aren't being sent to your brain anymore. The actual damage, if there is any, is still there and cartilaginous/ligament damage doesn't heal in a few days.

On the plus side for you, if the pain does go away in a day or two, it means that it's unlikely that any damage is serious.

So knees can't be sore unless there's damage to the ligaments or cartilage?

No, that's not what I said either.

No, that's not what I said either. In fact, if you read the last sentence of my post you'll see that I addressed that scenario as well.

29. Don't make him old before his time!! :cuss:

He’s actually 30. Turned 30 in October

Then what's your point other than to demonstrate your knowledge of how injured knees heal?

Because my point is that Kelce could easily have a sore knee that isn't damaged and he'd feel fine tomorrow and not need a cortisone shot. Your post is totally worthless unless Kelce has a damaged knee.

Or maybe I'm just interpreting what you're saying incorrectly.

When I hear "broken" I assume broken bones/torn cartilage, etc.

Maybe I should expand my understanding to just not 100% mechanically sound."