49ers Nick Bosa injures Hamstring

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In comment 14451385 NoPeanutz said:

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Lol.

injuries are terrible. get well soon.

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I am starting my third month of PT.

I have trouble with my hamstrings and calves when i'm dehydrated.

He and his brother are always hurt

In comment 14451398 bubba0825 said:

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Didn't his brother injure his hammy after holding out?

China dolls

I hope it's not too severe.

Bummer.

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everyone knows why they are always injured with muscular issues.

I'm really surprised that so many people cover these guys and won't bring up the obvious reasons for things.

Just wait until Metcalf is out because of a tweak to something.

3 times a week....stat.

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... but Bosa might justify an exception.

In comment 14451423 ZogZerg said:

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He and his brother are always hurt

It's genetics.

Have you ever wondered why fat people have fat children? Or why Chinese parents have Chinese children?

but we won't regret not getting the chance to draft Bosa.

He's got skills, but count me in the camp that believes he and his brother are big juicers, and that impacts their availability on the field.

In comment 14452047 bw in dc said:

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but we won't regret not getting the chance to draft Bosa. He's got skills, but count me in the camp that believes he and his brother are big juicers, and that impacts their availability on the field.

Joey Bosa was seemingly a non factor his rookie year, or at least it seemed that way with the hold out. Now he's an accepted stud in this league.

Everything is relative for the team that drafts you, or lands you via trade or FA.

Nick Bosa >>> Cassius Marsh
Dee Ford >>> Arik Armstead (pass rushing wise)

Availability due to injury is one thing, but superstars like Aldon Smith and Chris Borland left the game a bit too early. Guys like Reuben Foster flamed out too soon after a promising start.

Too hard to predict this stuff, but ultimately Bosa is worth it to a lot of teams.

In comment 14453050 NINEster said:

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In comment 14452047 bw in dc said: Quote: but we won't regret not getting the chance to draft Bosa. He's got skills, but count me in the camp that believes he and his brother are big juicers, and that impacts their availability on the field. Joey Bosa was seemingly a non factor his rookie year, or at least it seemed that way with the hold out. Now he's an accepted stud in this league. Everything is relative for the team that drafts you, or lands you via trade or FA. Nick Bosa >>> Cassius Marsh Dee Ford >>> Arik Armstead (pass rushing wise) Availability due to injury is one thing, but superstars like Aldon Smith and Chris Borland left the game a bit too early. Guys like Reuben Foster flamed out too soon after a promising start. Too hard to predict this stuff, but ultimately Bosa is worth it to a lot of teams.

Smith and foster were off field train wrecks

Glad we didn’t have the chance to take him.