I have an erie feeling about this. First, we didn't find out about his injury until days afterward. Then we are told it's a "minor" tear, and that a second opinion is being sought. When I hear "second opinion" in the medical field, it is usually associated with a terrible prognosis in which the receiving party is hoping to get a more favorable diagnosis.


Let's stop and think about what the Jaguars organization would do, if they knew their 1st round draft pick for 2016 was severely injured. Would it be smarter for them to give the news all at once to their fans, knowing that it would cause them all to go bat @#%! crazy? Or it would it be better to soften the blow, to downplay the extent of the injury, say that there is going to be a second opinion, and then tell everyone that the treatment is going to be a little longer than originally expected.


I'm not trying to be a prophet of doom, just trying to figure this out and be prepared if the news is not favorable.

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