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#1
Quote from: Philosophers on Today at 10:32:56 AMHow do they do a medical assessment without medical reports or being able to examine him after practices to see if there is swelling or asking DJ questions?

They usually watch videos of the injury (if available), and they watch videos of players working out post-injury as well.  They combine that with decades of medical experience in the NFL, and they project based on what they know.  So, they likely watched the videos of DJ working out with the team (with a focus on the movements he was performing and considered that he isn't wearing a brace.  Based on this information and their medical experience, they are expressing optimism with the timeline cited.
#2
Quote from: WheresDayne on Today at 09:42:20 AMWho are these "Pro Football Docs"?  Do they include Ronnie Barnes?  I won't hold my breath.

It's a website/service founded by "the football doc," the former physician of the Chargers.   They do medical assessments on players with an eye toward servicing gamblers and fantasy football players (I think they do other sports as well).   I consider it a qualified opinion (where teams tend to be more tight-lipped) but with the limitation that they don't have access to the player's medical records or test results.
#3
It may be ugly as sin, it may be fan unfriendly, but at least it's safe.

Oddly enough, it's safer when the Jets play.   I suspect that may be because the Giants season ticket holders were selling their tickets because of how bad the team was last season


https://giantswire.usatoday.com/2024/05/30/metlife-stadium-ranked-among-safest-venues-in-nfl/?taid=66584e2f985fc100019189fb&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter
#4
Quote from: Ed Vette on May 29, 2024, 08:43:07 PMGreat news. It gives him time to work with the young receivers. It's quite a group with the four starters. Man, if that Oline can show improvement, I'd gladly eat a good portion of crow. It could be exciting. No irrational exuberance, just hoping for the best.

So many things have to go right or better.

O-line
young receiver corps
DJ's health and running ability and play
The new DC and defense (with turnover in the secondary)
Daboll's relationship with his coaching staff

Still, you never know
#7
Funny video.  I like how the judge is smart enough to wait until he had stopped driving before talking to him.  I am not sure I would have been that composed to think about the safety issues.

https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1795889034176377035
#8
Quote from: AZGiantFan on May 29, 2024, 03:16:47 PMAthletic prowess is a good and valuable thing, but it's not the same as talent.  I wonder if they had RAS in his day how Jerry Rice would have scored.

He didn't run as slow as many say

https://nflfootballjournal.blogspot.com/2021/06/did-jerry-rice-run-47-forty.html
#9
Quote from: T200 on May 28, 2024, 02:00:13 PMI can honestly say there is ONLY one thing on that list that annoys me:

Poor drivers.

None of that other stuff bothers me in the least.

This isn't a political statement: I'm not annoyed by the politicians themselves. I'm annoyed at the collective voters who can't see past party lines to hold all of the people WE voted into office accountable.

At the moment, I am not a big fan of bad drivers either  :hurt:   :laugh:
#11
New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is making strides in his recovery from a torn right ACL sustained in Week 8 of last season. The non-contact injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Additionally, Jones battled a neck injury that caused him to miss three games in 2023.

Pro Football Docs are optimistic, projecting Jones to be 100% ready for training camp and fully prepared for Week 1 of the season.

Currently, Jones has been actively participating in team OTAs, including 7-on-7 drills, though he has not yet been cleared for contact. "I'm not restricted at all," Jones said. "I would say I'm about where I hoped to be. We've done a good job of adjusting the schedule based on what I'm able to do. Every week I'm able to do a little bit more. The schedule can change or progress as I'm progressing, which I think has been the right way to do it. I feel good. I think I'm in a good spot."

Head Coach Brian Daboll emphasized a cautious approach to Jones' return. "We want Daniel back at 100%, not just for his sake, but for the team's long-term success," Daboll said.

https://sicscore.com/nfl/updates/new-york-giants-qb-daniel-jones-steady-progress-in-acl-recovery
#12
Quote from: kartanoman on May 29, 2024, 11:20:03 AMCan they just fix the damn offensive line first, so the QB can actually have more than 0.3 seconds to look downfield to find their new impact WR? Then, maybe, we can evaluate from there?

Also, with the Sardine Can Turf Monster, no WR, or any player, for that matter, is safe. So, before talking impact, we should probably pray he can survive unscathed first.

I may sound silly, but the injury history remains very much a concerning variable with this organization until the data trends show a correlation between the corrective/preventive actions taken vs. improvement. We don't want to see this young man go down in flames prematurely.

Peace!

They did replace the turf last offseason.  This is supposedly the turf that the players and all involved settled on (outside of natural grass being the player's first choice).
#14
Quote from: katkavage on May 29, 2024, 09:35:34 AMDrafted 6 overall with very high pre draft rankings. If he isn't an impactful rookie the Giants are in trouble.


I am mindful that 2 years ago, the Giants drafted Thibs 5th and Neal 7th.   I wouldn't call either impactful, to date.  So 6th is no guarantee.