Kingofholland
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Though his ankle may still be swollen as his recovery continues the only conclusion we can make from this photo is he's winning off the field with Natalie.
So a photo of him standing next to a woman says that his ankle is perfectly fine to stand up to the rigors of playing QB in the NFL after suffering a major ankle injury? I see, thanks for the great medical opinion.
Straight from the source, his girlfriend Natalie’s Instagram page
Looks like they’re going to have to amputate.
They both are. Water is good when you aren’t as far in your rehab. And can’t put as much weight on it.
sands good because it’s not a flat surface so it moves with the contours if your feet.
If you think about it. Our feet and ankles aren’t designed to be walking around on perfectly flat surfaces all day. But we do.
His brother already said he was walking without crutches.
Broke mine playing soccer as a kid.I broke my ankle playing basketball when I was in HS. It wasn’t as bad as Dak’s injury. The scar tissue to this day makes the ball of my ankle look bigger- even swollen. But I was fine in about 6 mos. The tissue and ligaments around the ankle tend to look different after an injury like that. Not a big deal IMO.
Yes I believe that is an old photo form several years ago.
Engagement ring? Dak has lost his mind.
It's pretty swollen, but that's to be expected! I broke my ankle 10 years ago and now that one is bigger than the other, but there's no negative effect.
I wish him a speedy recovering and hope it stands up to the intense training he'll need to do.
Of course his brother would say that.... he's counting on Dak's paycheck to support him too.
You are correct. Running in sand is a much better workout than jogging on pavement. When I used to train for soccer, playing on the beach was always better.My understanding is that because sand doesn’t provide a solid/flat platform but a rather soft/pliable one that it’s actually better for strengthening the small muscles in your foot and ankle because it causes your body to constantly do small adjustments to maintain balance.