NFL running back Adrian Peterson took 9 months to come back from his ACL surgery and that was called a "miracle".
Thank you for the voice of reason in this place.
NFL running back Adrian Peterson took 9 months to come back from his ACL surgery and that was called a "miracle".
Dom just posted in another thread that Seidenmoose would still get his name on a potential cup this year. Love that.
Dom just posted in another thread that Seidenmoose would still get his name on a potential cup this year. Love that.
NFL running back Adrian Peterson took 9 months to come back from his ACL surgery and that was called a "miracle".
A modern performance enhancing drug induced Miracle!
Listening to the Fan 590 this morning, they were saying that Seidenberg is ahead of schedule and there is a possibility that he could return at some point in the playoffs.
Can anyone confirm this?
If it's true, dude's a beast!
Off topic, but why shouldn't a pro athlete be able to use steroids to recover from knee surgery? That would be part of the medical protocol for a non-player.
Off topic, but why shouldn't a pro athlete be able to use steroids to recover from knee surgery? That would be part of the medical protocol for a non-player.
Off topic, but why shouldn't a pro athlete be able to use steroids to recover from knee surgery? That would be part of the medical protocol for a non-player.
Didn't know there was a separate thread for Seids injury. Pierre just said on WEEI that Seidenberg informed a source in Carolina that there is a possibility he is back this season.
When Boston was clicking against the Rangers without Seidenberg, they found a way to insert him back in the lineup.
He didn't miss more than half the regular season before coming back. Big difference.