Guice Looking Good

[5superbowls3wins]

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[skinsfaninok]

Hope so

[metalskins]

The biggest thing will be building the muscles up around his knees and hopefully avoiding another ACL injury. I have high hopes for Guice, and can't wait to see him on the field next year. I just hope he truly does come back stronger than before.

[MTK]

The good part about his injury was the timing. He should be ready to rock for training camp.



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[Defensewins]

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/redskin...170926678.html

[mooby]

Well the beauty of the timing is that it was so early it left him plenty of time to rehab for next year. A 2 month setback isn't ideal but all things considered he should be fine for next year as long as it doesn't continue.

My big concern is hopefully his rehab focuses as much on his legs as his upper body strength. As a RB that should be his primary concern. We hear stories all the time of players devoting too much time to one particular aspect of the body during injury rehab and that's how recurring injuries happen.

[Darrell_Green_28]

Hopefully he doesn't have to battle anymore infections . He already had a few infections after surgery what kind of doctors do we use that getting infections is common

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by Darrell_Green_28

Hopefully he doesn't have to battle anymore infections . He already had a few infections after surgery what kind of doctors do we use that getting infections is common

It's not only the doctor responsible for preventing post-surgical infection. Patient compliance is a massive factor.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

It's not only the doctor responsible for preventing post-surgical infection. Patient compliance is a massive factor.

Schneed, do you work in healthcare industry? I'm just wondering because your explanations of infections (in this and other threads) are right on spot.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

Schneed, do you work in healthcare industry? I'm just wondering because your explanations of infections (in this and other threads) are right on spot.

Yes. Not as a provider, I'm an executive - my department provides data and analytics for both clinical and financial decision support. So we end up meeting with doctors to understand how the medicine works, which helps us in turn understand how the business works.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Yes. Not as a provider, I'm an executive - my department provides data and analytics for both clinical and financial decision support. So we end up meeting with doctors to understand how the medicine works, which helps us in turn understand how the business works.

Well can u send up a Leg or 2 to DC for our QB and RB

[sevier2]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Yes. Not as a provider, I'm an executive - my department provides data and analytics for both clinical and financial decision support. So we end up meeting with doctors to understand how the medicine works, which helps us in turn understand how the business works.

Sounds lucrative.

You guys hiring?

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Yes. Not as a provider, I'm an executive - my department provides data and analytics for both clinical and financial decision support. So we end up meeting with doctors to understand how the medicine works, which helps us in turn understand how the business works.

That's cool! One of the perks of working in healthcare organization, you get to learn lot of things about health and healthcare industry..

I work as QI (data analytics and audit) for integrated health center, and I'm trying to work my way up to similar position in near future.

[ForkLifter]

All that picture shows is that he hasn't become a complete fatass. I hate these types of "News" stories.

[REDSKINS4ever]

Guice got injured early in the preseason....hopefully he'll be cleared to participate in full minicamp by late May.