Carson Wentz

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

If Ertz was playing, Carson probably wouldn't have had to scramble and get hurt, since Ertz is real good at getting open on those plays.

[GreenfieldBison]

Yeah....DUUUUHHHH....ACL needs surgery/re-anchoring. Swivelock anchors into bone probably, with possible Ligament grafting. Possible Speedbridge repair for any Ligament reconnecting, if they use that companies products.

Then.....long & tough rehab! Ice-machines, endless stretching..........................Uffda!!

Faron

Uh oh, does that term mean he has to eat Lutefisk regularly as well?

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

My basketball playing daughter lost both of her ACLs, first one in HS, second one in College. At that time, early 90s, they used a hamstring tendon. Clipped it at one end, drilled a couple of holes in the bone, on the shin and thigh, ran the tendon through the holes and knee joint kittywampus, included a synthetic braid of some sort along with it, and stapled it to the thigh just outside the hole above the knee joint..

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

Uh oh, does that term mean he has to eat Lutefisk regularly as well?

Yes, Lutefisk and Lefse.

[GreenfieldBison]

Yes, Lutefisk and Lefse.

(Sigh) Well there is ample evidence that he is one tough dude and he is dedicated. I have no doubt he will suffer through and do whatever it takes. Perhaps if he eats enough lye soaked cod bathed in butter he will either be too slippery to tackle/injure or too odorous to approach with abandon.

[Christopher Moen]

Yes, Lutefisk and Lefse.

Lutefisk was invented to keep the in-laws away and lefse was created as an award for being able to handle lutefisk like a man.

[Faron79]

Lutefisk was invented to keep the in-laws away and lefse was created as an award for being able to handle lutefisk like a man.

Lol!!!!! Yes, Lutefisk IS a reward in & of itself! I believe it has magical/curative properties too!
I LOVE it!! Have since childhood. Lefse??? YUMMY!
There's an old football cheer: "Lutefisk Lefse...tuks-ske-de-ha. We want a touchdown, ya-ya-ya"!!!

Like lotsa people, I have some knee improvements too....notice my 1978 "railroad" stripe. MCL surgery then. Sept 2014, Dr. Lundeen just used that same scar for my new left knee! He moved the old MCL, & used mesh & anchors to make me a better MCL! That's in addition to all the knee replacement stuff!

Faron

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[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

A touch better 'n Cod Liver Oil.

[pucknut9]

My basketball playing daughter lost both of her ACLs, first one in HS, second one in College. At that time, early 90s, they used a hamstring tendon. Clipped it at one end, drilled a couple of holes in the bone, on the shin and thigh, ran the tendon through the holes and knee joint kittywampus, included a synthetic braid of some sort along with it, and stapled it to the thigh just outside the hole above the knee joint..

How is she doing now?

[pucknut9]

https://247sports.com/nfl/philadelph...cted-112179045

When would Wentz return from the ACL injury? Klapper didn't give a timetable for his recovery, but believes it would be sooner than nine months.

Based on Klapper's analysis, Wentz should be at 100 percent by Week 1 of the 2018 regular season. Possibly 100 percent by the start of training camp.