Quote:Ok, I love Fred Taylor. He is by far one of my favorite Jags, but no way in hell you don't know the pain of a torn labrum. My recent surgery repaired a partial tear to my labrum and my shoulder felt like it was coming out of the socket every time I moved a certain way, not to mention the pain. The labrum is one of the things that helps keep your shoulder stable. Your shoulder doesn't feel fatigued, it feels like it's slipping in and out of the socket which is painful as all get out.


I also had a hole drilled into my acromion which is at the end of the clavicle. They essentially partially fractured it to get a bone spur out. There is no way in hell you don't feel the pain of that either. I mean, you can't even move your arm/shoulder right when you have a fractured clavicle. And your bones grate against each other. No way you don't feel that.


Either Fred has a super high tolerance for pain, which is possible; was on pain meds a lot to deal with the pain of other injuries we know he had so he didn't feel these; or someone is not being honest.