(05-12-2018, 06:24 PM)Psychop1 Wrote: If he’s not 100%, he won’t last against the defenses in this division. But if he isn’t ready, how long do you wait until you just move on? I saw some pictures of him not long ago and he looked stronger than I’ve ever seen him. But those muscles don’t mean anything if you can’t move your shoulder. I honestly hope he’s in good playing shape. It’s not enough to beat the Colts without him.

Shoulder injuries are becoming more scary than knee injuries, especially with the advancements in knee procedures. What other joint has the range of motion as your shoulder does? Quick answer..none. (now throw in the fact that a QB strictly relies on the health of that shoulder + the time he's missed) and as someone who's dealt with a significant shoulder injury and still feels pain every day. The Colts can say whatever they want, but he's never going to have the legacy that he would've had (same with Watt..once they cut on your back it's downhill).

He was a hell of a player though.

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