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Did I say that's a fair assessment? It's just part of the equation. I didn't make the rules. -
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By ColtsBlueFL · Posted
Fortunately they had reduced Teddy's knee dislocation quickly, stabilized it, and transported him. That fast action reduced vascular and/or nerve damage so his remarkable recovery was possible. It's a good story. Dak actually tried to 'self-reduce' his own dislocation / fracture on the field (I saw him bang it on the turf twice) before the refs and med team got there. I'm not sure Dak was successful, but the medical staff very likely was before stabilizing it and putting on a protective boot/cast before transporting him. Since he was released fairly quickly after his surgery, I feel there is little concern for any nerve/vascular issues. My concern then shifts more toward potential infection(s). Also, was there an open element to the fracture (not much info out there on that I can find) that increases that possibility. If all goes well, I believe we are looking at 6 - 8 months here. I'll have to check Dr Chao's site(s) and see his input. -
By LJpalmbeacher2 · Posted
It shouldn't be so heartbreaking for him since he and the rest of the universe knew he was just a stop gap till Tua was ready. If dolphins are going anywhere this year or future Tua will be the one taking them. I personally think it was a good move. At the very least Tua will gain invaluable experience going into 2021. -
Watched his press conference - seems like a confident, personable guy. He thinks he'll be able to play Turner and Sabonis in the same rotation. We'll see how that turns out, but I'm not a fan.
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