More Eifert concern?

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(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.

Good description Sunset.  As much as I ache to think what a healthy Eifert would mean to us I agree with your assessment.  If it's as bad as it sounds he should retire and have a shot at an active life with his kids and older years without chronic pain.