| burningmetal |
07-24-2012 08:05 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by vpheughan
(Post 420828)
Blowing out your throwing shoulder isn't like blowing a knee? If you are a QB it is, just ask Greg Cook!
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He tore his labrum. That kind of thing generally heals much better, not faster, but better than tearing an ACL or MCL. In your knees you're dealing with cartilage, and when that cartilage starts to wear down the pain becomes unbearable for these guys to run on. A shoulder injury can be tricky, but if it heals at all, it heals 100%. People were worried about whether Drew would be able to throw again, and frankly I don't know why.
In baseball, pitchers tear labrums all the time, and they throw a lot more violently than quarterbacks, yet they come back. |
