Release Josh Morgan or else....

[Skinzman]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

I was going to suggest benching or sitting Josh Morgan this week after his dumb play last week, but after hearing that Pierre may have a lisfranc injury, Josh will be starting no doubt.

If he is walking and attempting to practice, then he doesnt have a Lisfranc injury. That is 6 weeks in a cast and then a few weeks of rehab after the cast comes off, and thats if you barely damage it and no surgery is required. If surgery is required, he would easily be gone for the year.

When Ive heard people talk about it, They usually say the problem is at or near the ball of his foot. Thats not the Lisfranc, which is midfoot.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by Skinzman

If he is walking and attempting to practice, then he doesnt have a Lisfranc injury. That is 6 weeks in a cast and then a few weeks of rehab after the cast comes off, and thats if you barely damage it and no surgery is required. If surgery is required, he would easily be gone for the year.

When Ive heard people talk about it, They usually say the problem is at or near the ball of his foot. Thats not the Lisfranc, which is midfoot.

Sounds encouraging.

Sooooo, does Garcon still break 1000 yards this season?

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Skinzman

If he is walking and attempting to practice, then he doesnt have a Lisfranc injury. That is 6 weeks in a cast and then a few weeks of rehab after the cast comes off, and thats if you barely damage it and no surgery is required. If surgery is required, he would easily be gone for the year.

When Ive heard people talk about it, They usually say the problem is at or near the ball of his foot. Thats not the Lisfranc, which is midfoot.

The injury is midfoot and usually there is some swelling in that area.

The pain from the lis franc is right behind the big toe.

As for 1,000 yards. We'll see. It's certainly not out of range yet.