Ware injury not so bad?
 

David J. Chao, MD
David J. Chao, MD @ProFootballDoc
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By video, #Ware news seems to be better than #Edelman.
Good news: do not see ligament tear mechanism
Bad news: could be meniscus
Tyler Riordan @MrSportsTake

@ProFootballDoc Spencer Ware video. Just watch first angle, it's when he pushes off/cuts, right knee. Bent slight in. 2nd angle doesn't show

https://mobile.twitter.com/ProFootba...69821366697984

Translation?

Ware injury not so bad.

He'll be back for the Super Bowl.

I can't embed from my phone so you ****s just have to click on the link

Do we know a timeframe for meniscus? Whatever the fock that means

Year and a half after they fix it twice before they find out it's something else

Well, my 65 year old father tore his meniscus, and was walking around fine 2 days after his (very minor) surgery with no pain.

Let's hope it's on that end of the spectrum!

If it's torn, it's arthroscopic instead of cutting your knee open with a machete.

That guy was all over the map with Houston. Diagnosis by video a Dr should know better.

Chiefs think it is a PCL injury.

How long does it take to recover from a PCL tear?
A grade 1 sprain typically takes 10 days to heal completely while a grade 2 sprain takes about 3 weeks. Depending on the severity, an athlete can return to sport from anywhere 2-8 weeks after the injury but fortunately there are no other injuries to the knee to complicate the recovery.

Tyshawn Taylor from KU tore his meniscus one time in January, and missed I want to say 0 or 1 game.

We are talking about team doctors here. They did such a bang up job on Charles and Houston you know.