Twitter: Tyron going to play “until the wheels fall off”

[Rockport]

 

[CWR]

I have heard now numerous times Tyron is physically better than he has been in years.

I know, same old story for ever player, every off season.

However, Smith is actually backing it up with more participation in OTAs and offseason work than he's been able to do the last few years.

He said the surgery has been all the difference and believes delaying it contributed to his plethora of resulting injuries.

Let's hope this is a fresh start and he can come back healthy for the superbowl run.

 

[JoeKing]

I have heard now numerous times Tyron is physically better than he has been in years.

I know, same old story for ever player, every off season.

However, Smith is actually backing it up with more participation in OTAs and offseason work than he's been able to do the last few years.

He said the surgery has been all the difference and believes delaying it contributed to his plethora of resulting injuries.

Let's hope this is a fresh start and he can come back healthy for the superbowl run.

He's a new man.

 

[Ranching]

Cue the negative posts in 3,2,1........lol

 

[Risen Star]

Yeah I always thought the reports of his demise were premature.

It's good to hear he's not a quitter like Travis Frederick.

 

[CWR]

He's a new man.

Yeah it sure sounds that way. I was skeptical about the surgery, and I appear to be dead wrong. It's been really positive to this point. What a difference this guy could make over a long season. He's still one of the absolute best in the game.

 

[CWR]

Yeah I always thought the reports of his demise were premature.

It's good to hear he's not a quitter like Travis Frederick.

I always thought Fred would come back too.

 

[Risen Star]

Scary thought. He said he's really been dealing with this his entire pro career. So what if we've never really seen his best and now we're about to?

Stare into the bathroom mirror and Cowboys! yourself in the face.

 

[Risen Star]

I always thought Fred would come back too.

He deserves to live the rest of his days as a fat bearded freak who can't feel his feet.

It's all about the logo, bros.

 

[GMO415]

He's on his fifth spare already......

 

[CWR]

He deserves to live the rest of his days as a fat bearded freak who can't feel his feet.

It's all about the logo, bros.

Dead to me.

 

[MyFairLady]

So he is good up to game 6?

 

[Maxmadden]

The problem with playing with or through an injury is that you compensate to protect the injured part.

Often leading to a related but totally different injury even after the original injury is healed.

 

[Typhus]

Despite what some may say about Tyron, the man played hurt on Jerrys call.
He finally was allowed to have a surgery thats been bothering him and problematic for years.
Watch this future HOF LT live up to every word he said.
When Tyron speaks I listen.

 

[Aviano90]

So all the negative fans who questioned why he wouldn’t get the surgery and doubted that rest would resolve the issue were correct? Interesting.

 

[Redsfan_83]

I'm a skeptic...back etc will be fine, and then someone rolls up on his ankle or knee a few games in and here we go again...he doesn't play a position that is easy on his body unfortunately. He is one of my all times on this team, but I have no faith

 

[Ranching]

So all the negative fans who questioned why he wouldn’t get the surgery and doubted that rest would resolve the issue were correct? Interesting.

They call themselves realists! Lol

 

[xwalker]

I have heard now numerous times Tyron is physically better than he has been in years.

I know, same old story for ever player, every off season.

However, Smith is actually backing it up with more participation in OTAs and offseason work than he's been able to do the last few years.

He said the surgery has been all the difference and believes delaying it contributed to his plethora of resulting injuries.

Let's hope this is a fresh start and he can come back healthy for the superbowl run.

He has needed that surgery for 3 or 4 years now.

Doctors had recommended surgery way back then and he declined.
- Even if he had the surgery immediately after a season, he might have missed the next season because of the recovery time.
- Since he was out early in the 2020 season if gave him almost a full year before the next season to recover.

I've known a couple of people that had back/neck surgery and it was like a miracle.
- They both went from being in fairly extreme pain to about 10% of that pain within a week and basically pain free in less than 6 months.
- Obviously they were not NFL players but the instantaneous relief of pain was amazing to see from my perspective.
- On the flip-side, I know a guy with back issues that won't get the surgery and he can barely function even at his desk job (Constantly has to alternate sitting/standing ever 30 minutes).

 

[Risen Star]

Dead to me.

My man.

Cowboys!

 

[Risen Star]

The problem with playing with or through an injury is that you compensate to protect the injured part.

Often leading to a related but totally different injury even after the original injury is healed.

Someone went to medical school.