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| The operation he underwent was exploratory. “They went in to diagnose what was wrong,” he said. “They knew where something was messed up; they didn’t know what it was. There were a few possibilities, they said before going in. Came out, said it was the best-case scenario.” What was found was soft tissue damage. “It’s like pulling a hamstring, almost, in the shoulder,” Rosen said. Did he fear something worse? Rosen laughed. “Hell yeah,” he said. He was spared not only a long recovery, but also psychological anguish. “A lot of guys with full reconstructive surgeries, whether it be knees, shoulders, anything like that, when they’re out eight to nine months it takes a real strong mental toll and you really have to fight through it,” he said. “I was a pretty quick four to five months, and I was back in the swing of things relatively quickly, considering what it could have been. I got to hit that emotional bottom, in a sense, pretty quickly, and I got to get back on the hor |
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| Quarterback Josh Rosen underwent successful shoulder surgery Monday morning to repair a soft tissue injury in his right shoulder, UCLA announced. The sophomore, who suffered the injury to his throwing shoulder a month ago against Arizona State, is expected to make a full recovery. Head coach Jim Mora said it is “100 percent not a nerve issue,” despite the coach mentioning a nerve issue two weeks ago. Mora reiterated that he misspoke when he initially mentioned a nerve issue and declined to give any specifics on the nature of the procedure performed Monday by Dr. Ranjan Gupta, professor of orthopedic surgery at UC Irvine Medical Center. When asked if the injury could be potentially career-threatening, Mora said “absolutely not." |
If you pass on a talent like Rosen, who would do pretty well in the New York market. You better damn well make sure you KNOW there is a qb in the 2019 draft that is as good or better and be ready to sell the farm to go up and get him if there even is a willing trade partner. Right now, there are no indications that's 2019 will produce any strong qbs.
Pick 34? Yes I would take a chance. But he will not be there then.
So Darnold to Cleveland at 1. Barkley to us at 2.
Pick 34? Yes I would take a chance. But he will not be there then.
So Darnold to Cleveland at 1. Barkley to us at 2.
I assume you are ok with the average shelf life of a running back then, to waste a number 2 pick on one.
The injuries/concussions are a concern, but not enough of a concern to dislodge him from the top of your draft board. The rest of the red flags are all bull shit. He is an offensive coordinator's wet dream.
Eli Apple was the safe pick.
Everything's risky. Drafting the best player at most important position (by far) on the field is the K-I-S-S principle. Violate the principle at considerable risk.
Don't think he'll get past the Jets. But apparently Denver loves Mayfield, they want him on their team for the senior bowl.
C'mon...this is nothing.
this
Phil,
Would you take him at 2?
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of the football.
Phil,
Would you take him at 2?
I'll answer for him lol hell fucking yes. He's a great QB.
He's nothing like Cutler.
This guy is the most accurate and best passer in the draft. If he also reads defenses well he'd be a no brainer at 2.
And this stuff about his body, Sy? The kid's just been measured at 6'3"/220. And he's 20 years old. He looks rock solid to me in a tight shirt, far more muscular than Eli ever was, or is now.
He's my target at 2 if we think his head is on straight.
This isn't true.
Rosen's concussions are the worry. No way he's had just 2.
He has not shown any signs of his shoulder being a problem.