01-11-2017, 09:57 PM
Never mind. I found where Hobson reported a partial rotator cuff tear. Also reported they don't know if it will require surgery. Usually partial RC tears don't require surgery.
Last year, Hobso reported Eifert had and ankle sprain which wasn't expected to need surgery. But, when he did need surgery that's when I knew he had a grade III ankle sprain. Yes, it is a sprain, but a grade III sprain means the ligament has been completely torn from the bone. Usually it's the anterior talofibular ligament which tears first. Usually, it is treated with immobilization in a walking boot and about three months of rest followed by PT. Keyword: usually.
Point being if Ogbuehi has shoulder surgery within the next 6 weeks, it ain't no partial tear. If he has surgery after 6 weeks it was most likely more serious but they thought it had a good chance of healing without surgery, but you never can tell for certain like Eifert's ankle injury.
Last year, Hobso reported Eifert had and ankle sprain which wasn't expected to need surgery. But, when he did need surgery that's when I knew he had a grade III ankle sprain. Yes, it is a sprain, but a grade III sprain means the ligament has been completely torn from the bone. Usually it's the anterior talofibular ligament which tears first. Usually, it is treated with immobilization in a walking boot and about three months of rest followed by PT. Keyword: usually.
Point being if Ogbuehi has shoulder surgery within the next 6 weeks, it ain't no partial tear. If he has surgery after 6 weeks it was most likely more serious but they thought it had a good chance of healing without surgery, but you never can tell for certain like Eifert's ankle injury.
