More Eifert concern?

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(06-15-2018, 05:35 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: If you've never dealt with a disc issue, it's really tough to understand just how limited a person is when it's aggravated.  I have a pair of damaged discs.  When I'm healthy, I feel fine and can do most things.  Run, weight train, do physical work, etc.  In the first year, after the injury, I got back in shape and tried to play football again.  1st time I laid into making a tackle, I had to miss 3 days of work.  No more football for me.  Other things I never do again, basketball or anything involving  hard landings, waterskiing, holding a bent over position for any real length of time.  You getting the picture?

I seriously think for his own best interest, and being able to continue a normal life and play with his kids, Tyler should consider retirement.

Is it a disc issue with him?  I can't even recall with the myriad of injuries.  If it is....I agree with you. It only gets worse from here.  I also suffered compression fractures in the lower three lumbars in a car wreck at 17. Ol man Arthur Itis is starting to set in down there as well. I've given up sports of any kind. That sucks. I'd love to still be playing softball.  I can't even bowl more than two games anymore. I'm much too young to feel this damn old....lol.