Whatever it is I have to think McKenzie knew 90% right upon examination. He’s seen a million of these injuries.
What I found most interesting, is that I didn't see the bone doc do any anterior drawer or Lachman, on field level. They may have been playing it close to the vest. As you say, each injury is different and each person demonstrates different symptoms. Can vary widely. I've been in many rooms where guys have had torn ACLs for years before knowing or getting anything done. Unfortunately, we just have to wait and see for these test results
As I was alluding to in another post, I found it interesting that we didn't see any tell tell field examination. Maybe because it was close to the end of the game and maybe the cameras didn't show us but I don't recall seeing any. I'm sure he had a good inkling of what was going on. I also said it's hard to tell with any of these injuries, but I'm holding out hope because I didn't see too much grimacing, wailing, etc. May have been a scary moment and the adrenaline kicked in to dampen the pain effect. I'm just gonna hold out hope that it's nothing major.
Yeah I’ve seen some posts on twitter about this too. Really didn’t manipulate the knee much on the bench. Who knows, like you said maybe because it was the end of the game they saved that all for the locker room but usually they do it right away.
no way they can know anything....wait and see
Yeah she is fishing more than reporting. That whole contingent has been out of pocket for 8 hours so anyone she talked to was speculating.
It’s possible she was told this last night and sat on it until the east coast world woke up. Could be in contact with someone at the facility who scheduled the MRI for him, which may have been done before they took off.