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"Once the surgery is over, there is a period of progressive rehabilitation exercises that start with simple bodyweight movements, progressing to things like a stationary bike and stair machines, then on to more advanced weightlifting. The length of time to recover depends on fitness prior to injury, genetics, age and determination to follow the program and persevere, but it usually takes athletes a full 12 to 18 months, Heard said."

 

Not everyone is Adrian Peterson. If we're looking for solace in Jeff Janis we may have to keep looking. Normally you'd be talking about cutting a player after a performance like today.

Originally Posted by Va. Packer:

"Once the surgery is over, there is a period of progressive rehabilitation exercises that start with simple bodyweight movements, progressing to things like a stationary bike and stair machines, then on to more advanced weightlifting. The length of time to recover depends on fitness prior to injury, genetics, age and determination to follow the program and persevere, but it usually takes athletes a full 12 to 18 months, Heard said."

 

Not everyone is Adrian Peterson. If we're looking for solace in Jeff Janis we may have to keep looking. Normally you'd be talking about cutting a player after a performance like today.

 

He'll be back next year.  Not really a question.

Just home from errands--had taped game to watch later but my phone blew up with texts so I figured something bad happened.

 

Oy.

 

Hopefully position of depth and Pack can season-plan knowing what they know with a bit of notice. C'mon Janis. Dammit.

 

Re: Walking on torn acl----as a others have mentioned I tore an acl, showered, walked home and didn't realize 'til next day it was bad----Goddam freaky play  for Jordy, looked innocuous.

Last edited by Blair Kiel

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