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Originally Posted by kcbubb
The chiefs will get to work him out and test his leg. The chiefs will get to see him move and test him. It’s not a complete roll of the dice here. You are undervaluing the medical testing. You don’t tear your patella tendon and be able to move like it’s healed when it’s still injured. The chiefs aren’t that stupid to know the history of these injuries and not evaluate the risk. Simmons has already worked out at his pro day. I’m sure they will test his movement again and see how well he does. Simmons has said that he will be ready by training camp. I’m not sure if the injury history that you’re looking at is for old or young players but the medical treatment for knee injuries has improved in the last decade and that’s about when Jimmy Graham was hurt, 2015. Plus Simmons is only 22. These young guys can heal up better. Look at Simmons move here. Simmons might be right. He might be ready by training camp!
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Once again, you just don't understand the nature of his injury. It's healed. He's not going to show signs of injury in his evals.
The problem is that this injury, when it heals, often leaves the player "less" than what he was. You CANNOT ascertain that in workouts. You will only know once he enters a real game and by then it's too late.
Josh Simmons should be taken off the board unless he falls, falls, falls.