Quote:He is saying the best-case scenario can't possibly be a dislocated patella as someone else tweeted.

 

 Dr. Chao's opinion,  which I also posted yesterday,  comes to mind immediately:

 

 https://twitter.com/ProFootballDoc/statu...6684308480

 

<a class="" href='https://twitter.com/ProFootballDoc'>David J. Chao, MD ‏@<b>ProFootballDoc</b> </a> <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/ProFootballDoc/status/770745276684308480' title="3:09 PM - 30 Aug 2016">17h17 hours ago</a>

 


<p class="">Given <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/teddyb_h2o'>@<b>teddyb_h2o</b></a> non contact, reaction, practice ended, paramedic, MRI, sedation: Best case is patella dislocation Worst is dislocated knee

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<p class="">Having mentioned this,  medical terminology can be confusing as only one word can change the definition to something vastly different.   

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<p class="">The bottom line is Teddy Bridgewater suffered a very serious knee injury,   with a difficult road ahead for him in his rehab and comeback attempt.    There will be plenty of uncertainty ahead in terms of whether Bridgewater can regain his pre-injury skills eventually or even come close.

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