Canzeri Practicing
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imported_ankle23
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blowing out a knee is blowing out a knee, contact or not. i'll assume given he had surgery that it was a grade 3 tear. what i don't know if other structures were involved.
I just hope we have a healthy RB by the start of the Big schedule. With only 3-4 healthy RB's prior to start of the season that might be a stretch.
Been a very long time since I've seen the Hawks with this few RBs prior to the start of the regular season.
Just hope the Hawks can add a couple quality RB's to the 2013 recruiting class and that Hill is 100% healthy heading into next season.
Been a very long time since I've seen the Hawks with this few RBs prior to the start of the regular season.
Just hope the Hawks can add a couple quality RB's to the 2013 recruiting class and that Hill is 100% healthy heading into next season.
Back in the 1990s Jerry Rice tore an ACL in week 1 of a season and returned in the season finale 4 months later.
A few things to remember:
Even for a professional athlete Jerry Rice's fitness was off the charts.
His work ethic was off the charts.
Was he close to 100%? Or did he do it just to prove it was possible to play in a game 4 months after a major injury?
He was significantly injured again during that season finale. Something with his kneecap I believe.
We're talking about perhaps the greatest individual football player ever.
CPHAWK82
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Here's a link to the photos from today's practice. There's another pic of Jordan stretching as well.
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Photo Gallery
cmhawks99
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I actually agree with you in theory but not necessarily because of what you said....MSU, Penn St, NW all were right with us, right below us or right above us in yards per rush....Heck tOSU was 4th in the league at 4.5 and we were 4.1...so color me very unconcerned with yards per rush..if it was sub 4.0 I'd be worried. But I have found lots of NFL Rbers that ran sub 5.0 in college..Not at all convinced it is a really meaningful stat..
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hawkfan1319
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Who is this Canzeri your talking about? I only know Cranzeri.
vegashawki
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That's nuts I had reconstructive when I was 21... No way after 5 month would that have been possible and back then I was in great shape. Amazing if true I know advancements in technology and such...but damn.
big10fan
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here's my two cents from working in the PT field:
i have only seen one surgeon okay an athlete to return to sport in less than 6 months. and she re-tore her ACL. honestly i have met and heard several well respected surgeons say that the ligament isn't fully healed until 9 months to a year and that it is foolish to think otherwise. i am shocked that he got medical clearance to return to practice, let alone pads.
i have only seen one surgeon okay an athlete to return to sport in less than 6 months. and she re-tore her ACL. honestly i have met and heard several well respected surgeons say that the ligament isn't fully healed until 9 months to a year and that it is foolish to think otherwise. i am shocked that he got medical clearance to return to practice, let alone pads.
cmhawks99
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Very intriguing if true....just when I thought things were a little more open, I see Lowery without any sort of brace or pad and hear is running like he always has, several others have been oddly absent from the picture parade only to suddenly appear mostly unscathed or so it seems….
It seems we only see the pictures they want us to see eh?!?! Not sure why I’m surprised by that…I shouldn’t have been…..doh?!?!
big10fan
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it really has nothing to do with the person's shape. the ligament only heals so fast, you can't speed it up. if he plants that foot wrong and twists on it, he's gone.
Todd Blythe tore his ACL in the spring and came back in the fall as well, didn't he? Had a pretty good year, if I recall.
These things heal much faster than they used to, although this is still pretty remarkable. Who knows when he'll be fully cleared and in game shape, though. By the Big Ten season would be nice.
These things heal much faster than they used to, although this is still pretty remarkable. Who knows when he'll be fully cleared and in game shape, though. By the Big Ten season would be nice.
DexterMorgan
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He never really tore his ACL. This was all a ploy, and a genius one, by Ferentz to fool AIRBHG.
vegashawki
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And to be out there without a brace on it blows my mind.
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hawkdrummer1
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True, but he's been a raging clown-hole ever since.
DuffMan
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Here's a pics from Canzeri at practice today leaping for a catch. It's pretty crazy to see him practicing only 5 months into recovery.
this is exciting. hes got at least four inches of vertical leap here. we are talking two cedar rapids phone books.
HawkeyeHypnosis
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Everyone needs to look at the real situation. He has been drinking cranberry juice and it's kicking him into high recovery.
WinOneThisCentury
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ugh...why would he jump if he doesn't need to? He's out there...my guess they would be targeting B10 season if they plan to use him. I think the big thing is that there is really no hurry. I think Rogers is going to get some carries at tailback. I don't know why, but I think he's in the mix to carry the ball, especially early in the year. Spread everyone out with him alone next to JVB...a nice option to hand off instead of throw.
Good to see Mr. Canzeri out there.
Good to see Mr. Canzeri out there.
