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Nzoner's Game Room>Rashee Rice Injury Watch [LCL surgery done, out ~4+ months]
SHOWTIME 02:49 PM 09-29-2024
Did not look good
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DRM08 01:31 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Good news but I think they act like they’re both out for good and trade for a guy.

Need help now. We just played 14 personnel with 4 TE’s and only 3 WR’s got more than 6 snaps.
And you had 460 yards, including over 330 passing. They were one missed call from refs (DPI on Xavier at 1 yard line) and one silly turnover in the end zone from scoring 40 points.
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staylor26 01:32 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by DRM08:
And you had 460 yards, including over 330 passing. They were one missed call from refs (DPI on Xavier at 1 yard line) and one silly turnover in the end zone from scoring 40 points.
Exactly lol wtf?
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Hammock Parties 01:34 PM Yesterday
Rap already said he was out for the season.

He ain't gonna be ready to play in January.
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penguinz 01:35 PM Yesterday
They really need to let the NFL Players take advantage of BPC-157 and TB-500 peptides.

Both of these facilitate soft tissue repair. They work amazingly well.
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O.city 01:35 PM Yesterday
Go find a WR. You've got a couple weeks here to do it.
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Hammock Parties 01:35 PM Yesterday
I suppose it depends if it was Grade 2 or Grade 3, but I'd guess 3.

Originally Posted by :
Grade 2
A moderate tear that usually heals in eight to 12 weeks. You can return to easily controlled sports after eight weeks, and sports with quick changes of direction after about 12 weeks.

Grade 3
A severe tear that usually heals in eight to 12 weeks, but can take up to six months to return to full, competitive sports. You can return to controlled sports like yoga after as little as eight weeks, but it may take three months to return to controlled activities if the knee joint's cartilage or bone was also bruised.

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ToxSocks 01:35 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Rap already said he was out for the season.

He ain't gonna be ready to play in January.
Dude, if we can make man-made Hurricanes, we can have Rice's knee ready for the post season.
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FANATIC 01:38 PM Yesterday
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Rashee Rice (knee) had surgery to repair his LCL.
Rice, to be clear, is still expected to miss the remainder of the season. But it appears his ACL, meniscus, and MCL were all intact and well. This should make his road to recovery easier and, perhaps at the very most optimistic, open up a playoff window for him to return in. Rice was placed on injured reserve last week and does not need to be rostered in non-keeper leagues.
14m ago
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irafreak 01:41 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by DRM08:
And you had 460 yards, including over 330 passing. They were one missed call from refs (DPI on Xavier at 1 yard line) and one silly turnover in the end zone from scoring 40 points.
True. Still be nice to have some insurance though...at the right price.
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RunKC 01:41 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by O.city:
Go find a WR. You've got a couple weeks here to do it.
They moved the trade deadline back a week so November 5th. Think they start making calls but generally these teams want to keep trying to turn it around for a few more weeks before officially giving up.
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DRM08 01:43 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by irafreak:
True. Still be nice to have some insurance though...at the right price.
Yes, more depth would be nice.
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wazu 01:47 PM Yesterday

Many have (and will continue to) asked:

The hamstring repair will not slow recovery. Every protocol is slightly different but the ROM limitations go somewhat hand in hand.

The LCL will be the slowest.

ROM/initial strength key emphasis 0-12 weeks.
Advanced strengthening, plyos,…

— Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT (@jmthrivept) October 8, 2024

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DaFace 01:47 PM Yesterday
Everything I find on LCL surgery says 6-9 months for recovery, so I'm not getting my hopes up.
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KC_Connection 01:49 PM Yesterday
Even if the Chiefs don't fully disclose his status, we'll know soon enough whether Rice has any chance to come back for the playoffs by how his legal team deals with his charges.

If he can't play until next September, I'd wager there's a pretty good chance he attempts to make a deal shortly.
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penguinz 01:50 PM Yesterday
Originally Posted by DaFace:
Everything I find on LCL surgery says 6-9 months for recovery, so I'm not getting my hopes up.
Ligaments have no blood flow so you should always assume the worst as far as recovery time.

Key is to get the joint moving to flush nutrients in and out of the tissues.
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