You don't know what you are talking about. I have had minor knee surgery and even just that was enough for it to never be the same. His longevity is most certainly not what it would have been had his knee injury never occurred.
Yeah, because you're knee issues means pro athletes with the best medical help in the world have the same issues. His knee is fine, just like many, many others who have had common knee surgery.
If Healthy, Jaylon Smith could:
My skepticism remains. I know the hard work I put into my own rehab.
you did not have the best sports medicine tech and guidance in the world.
I feel like everyone thinks all Doctors, surgeries, and rehabilitation programs were created equally, they weren't.... im willing to bet his medical costs have been 2-3 times what anyone on the board can afford.
a lot more than that. Each time now employs personnel that are there only to help with rehab and recovery from injuries. That is their sole job. THAT kind of attention when added to the very best medical care money can buy is a HUGE difference from normal people. Then add to that we are talking athletes who are like the .0001% of the population.
There shouldn't be any reason to think it won't. From the time it was injured until he hits the field for training camp will be 18 months.
Yes. It seems he has recovered. The defense certainly needs a tough LB.
Jaylon had 4.5 sacks, 284 tackles, and 1int in his college career (3 years) at Notre Dame
Sean Lee had 11 sacks, 313 tackles, and 3 ints in his college career (3 years) at Penn State
