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No Timetable on when AJ Green will practice
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(11-16-2019, 12:57 AM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: A bone bruise typically heals in 4-8 weeks or less than half the time AJ has been out with surgery.

You had no idea the extent of Braham’s injury during the season any more than you do AJ’s thus you have no idea what his prognosis is. But, you can prove me that wrong by telling me which ligament he had repaired and whether or not there was an associated fracture with the ligament rupture. So?

Bone bruises can take up to 2 years to heal.  The most lengthy recovery time for a high ankle sprain is 3 months.  AJ is past 4 months now.

X-rays came back negative in AJ's, so no fractures.  Post op, he was expected to a few games, not over half the season.  If his prognosis was missing more than 8 games, they would have put him on IR with a return designation.

In Braham's case, he never made it back onto the practice field from his injury.  AJ returns to practice, then stops practicing all together, rinse and repeat.  He returned to practice on October 10th, over a month ago, and still hasn't gotten back on the field.  

If you want to stick your head in the sand, go for it.  Whether anybody thought Braham was milking an Injury or not has absolutely no bearing on whether AJ currently is or not.  That's just a straw man you've set up to knock down.  You'd think you'd learn after you died on Cordy Glenn's hill.
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RE: No Timetable on when AJ Green will practice - Whatever - 11-16-2019, 01:47 AM

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