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lisfranc that will probably ruin his career by always being aggravated ...

*LOL* ... a new word for my vocabulary ..

Not sure what context to use it in .. whats it mean? ... ..

Cool word dude ...

You got that right.

This doesn't surprise me. Let's hope it's not serious.

While I see that you have a couple of supporters, I think it is wrong to "wish horrible things to happen" to someone's life. This is a place to talk about sports and some other things. There are people on here who I don't like, but I would never wish for anyone to get cancer, lose a loved one, etc. It's over the line and that is why the post was deleted.

Btw-------look at what I said to you in this thread and compare it to what you just said. And you are complaining about insults? LOL

The longer this goes, it makes me think we are looking at 2nd opinions. Plenty of time has gone by to take x-rays and or a MRI. My guess is they are hoping for non-surgical methods to healing.

I would think the team would be very eager to share good news.

What is this^^^? Is this a condition he's already had? Can someone elaborate?

I find it very concerning that it seems this could be a re-injury of the ankle problems he suffered in the past. While I certainly hope not, I do see it as a reason for concern. All we can do at this time is hope for the best.

I don't think anyone should be surprised if it's an aggravation of his junior-year injury. Between his college season and working up to the draft, he's had practically no time off to really heal.

Throw no one knows whats up with the foot but he had ankle problems last year and early in OTA's so probably nothing more than reaggrevation. I don't expect it to be anything major at all. Likely will need to spend more time both strengthening and stretching his ankles but I expect Myles to be full go first day of Training Camp. Even if it was nothing they are gonna be cautions this time of year.

gc It's not like I get to read the words Hunky dory every day!

That will be stuck in my brain for the next 24 hours!

Just got an update from my Score app. He's believed to be "fine".

https://twitter.com/TonyGrossi/status/875399294039281665

he's fine!

I never trust Grossi's unconfirmed teports.

Lisfranc - it's the injury that ended Courtney Brown's career.


Hopefully Garrett is fine -- no news is good news.

Wait and see. For all we know it could have been a foot cramp.

Ian Rappaport says he is believed to be "fine" so whew

I was thinking this. Maybe he should sit out most of training camp too.

I get that he needs to earn his position and all that, but I'd like him to be as healthy as he can be to start the season. No need to prove anything at training camp right now.

Joey Bosa had a great season last year with pretty much no training camp.

Garrett is a long-term investment and he needs to be treated as such.

We drafted this guy, and he hasn't always gotten all the attention. I feel like more attention was devoted to Peppers, Brantley, and Kizer (at least on the board, since he was drafted). When I read what hapepned yesterday, my heart dropped.

Fact is, he's more important than any of these guys. This year at least (if Kizer becomes a quality starter, that's argueable). But he's going to have the biggest impact, and if we lose him, it's much more likely we have a poor year, and the drums will start beating to fire the Front Office and Hue (which I do not want (at this point, lol))

No - he should work, or he shouldn't be here.

He's a football player, not a porcelain doll.

Thank God.

Report: Browns believe Myles Garrett is fine
Posted by Josh Alper on June 15, 2017, 1:27 PM EDT
AP

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/06/15/report-browns-believe-myles-garrett-is-fine/

The official word from the Browns on Thursday was that defensive end Myles Garrett is still being evaluated after hurting his left foot during Wednesday’s practice.

The unofficial word about the severity of the injury is good for Garrett and the Browns, however.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the belief around the team is that Garrett, who dealt with an ankle injury to the same leg during his final season at Texas A&M, is fine. The Browns wrapped up minicamp on Thursday and will be off for six weeks before getting back together for training camp.

Garrett has spent the offseason working with the second and third teams with coach Hue Jackson saying that the first overall pick in this year’s draft has to earn the right to play with the starters along with everyone else. Assuming the report about his foot is accurate and Garrett is otherwise healthy, that should come at some point this summer.

C Brown had bad knee cartilage. He had to have microfracture surgery to try to stimulate cartilage growth. It was generally unsuccessful. As most of those surgeries were back then. Sadly since the time of his playing days the microfracture surgery has come far enough that he may be playing if he were young and in the league now.
A Lisfranc injury is a foot sprain that is chronic. If I recall correctly. One that while 'rehabbed' may flair up at anytime. It's not the type of injury that can be 'walked off', or numbed and taped up. It sidelines players and ends careers.

Myles Garrett - DL - Browns

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the belief is Browns first-round DE Myles Garrett (foot) is "fine."

The Browns provided a non-update on Thursday, but the spokesperson did say the fact Garrett was able to walk off the field on his own was a good sign. It would still be good to get some confirmation from the team, but for now it seems like Garrett avoided a serious injury to a foot which also bothered him in college.

Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter Jun 15 - 1:04 PM

My sentiments exactly.

Thanks. That is what I was thinking, CB had a knee issue and not a foot issue.

Let's hope these unconfirmed reports are correct.

The positive is he now has 6 weeks to not stress the foot or ankle. If i was in charge I would instruct him to not think about running or doing anything to stress the injury.

Maybe 2 weeks before camp, start a light jogging program, and tell him that when camp starts, we aren't going to start him on gassers to prove he has been working on his wind.

Someone else brought up a excellent point. He played hurt last year at A&M. Then those guys are off to improve their numbers for combines, pro days, etc. There isn't a lot of time to heal up. Then you run in to mini camps etc.

Maybe there needs to be a better way to allow these players a way to catch their breath?

I thought CB's career was ended through microfracture surgery in his knee not a foot problem.....

It was. Purp got confused, in a rare moment.

I think you're misunderstanding me.

My biggest point is, that he needs to rest whatever this is until he heals up.

I want this guy 100% before he is doing anything stressful. Basically what was mentioned below is sort of what I think. He needs to rest his body and make sure he's completely healed.

Aggravating injuries just for the sake of participating in training camp is not a good idea with our #1 pick pass rusher. I'd rather wait to have the guy fully participate in training camp and ensure he's fully healthy, than to put him out there nicked up.


So if he needs time off to recooperate, or whatever, I'd like him to take it.

I just don't want these injuries to linger and continue and continue. We've gotta be smart with how we manage him

My bad, you're right - it was the microfracture knee that ended his career, but he did have a ruptured Lisfranc and missed the 2004 season because of it.

Update:

Myles Garrett in walking boot, teammate says 'he'll bounce back' from foot injury and is taking it 'one day at a time'

http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ss...art_river_index

No need to panic at this point but this certainly doesn't sound like NOTHING to me .. i mean there' being cautious and then there's this .. AGAIN ... no need to panic .... it certainly does u give a major cause for concern over any info were recieving out of .. well who knows where the reports of he's fine have been coming from ... *L* ...

And for the record ... i don't want the team telling us SQUAT ... i like the BB method of injury reporting .. u get NOTHING from him ... smart way to do things ...

Myles Garrett - DL - Browns

Myles Garrett has been wearing a walking boot on his injured left foot.

Garrett was spotted in a walking boot Friday at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and has reportedly been wearing it since injuring his foot on the second day of mandatory minicamp. It's hard to speculate on his availability for training camp until the Browns update his status. Garrett has a history of foot issues dating back to his college days at Texas A&M.

Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer Jun 16 - 3:32 PM

Honestly I was just being sarcastic to all the doom and gloom on here. Then after I thought about it more it worries me a bit because it sounds more and more like he displays similar conditions in that he has a foot injury that is nagging and keeps getting reaggravated. IF it is a lisfranc there is no way the Browns will want to look like fools for drafting him when he had a serious injury so I doubt they admit it readily. I mean not all foot injuries are lisfranc of course. But lately what meaningful first round pick to we draft that is not bit by injury bugs or just plain old bad luck.

I just feel like I won't hold my breath for him to survive the season with things like this popping up.

Definitely questioning those who said he is "fine" when now there is a picture of him in a boot.

My guess, and this is purely speculation, is that he has a very small stress fracture. He'll try to stay off of it to let it heal and it will enough for him to play this year. However it will give him constant discomfort in the games late in the season. He will undergo off season surgery that places a pin in that bone and he'll be fine after that.

Why would anyone compare Garrett to Courtney Brown? Because we are all Browns fans, traumatized by decades of ineptitude and cruelly awful luck. We are conditioned to expect the worst. Until we catch some breaks, I reflexively feel the same way.
But rationally, it is too early to say the sky has fallen.

Thank you for not immediately jumping on the FO for not doing their due diligence in regards to MG's injury.

I'm sorry but being critical of the organisation for this situation would be all kinds of ridiculous. No offence intended.