Murray has an MCL sprain

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Nooooooo! He was playing so well before the injury. It didn't look that bad, but we don't feel what he's feeling. What are our options now? Randle needs bigger holes to run through and might be a liability blocking. Dunbar is hurt. Tanner maybe?
 

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Dont fear, we have Dunbar, he scares defensive coordinators to death, some are staying up this year for next year. We are solid at RB. I heard we have a deep deep stable.
 

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http://www.rushortho.com/answer_md.cfm?quid=59

In most cases, a torn MCL will not require surgery. MCL injuries are graded 1, 2 and 3.

Grade 1 tears are considered mild sprains. Treatment consists of icing, physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications. Most patients can get back to pre-injury level of activity without difficulty.

Grade 2 tears are moderate to partial tears of the MCL. A brace is usually recommended to provide stability to the knee. You may or may not require crutches. The remainder of treatment is the same as a Grade 1 injury. Recovery may take four to six weeks.

Grade 3 tears are considered complete tears of the MCL. A consultation with an orthopaedic physician is usually recommended. If the injury is isolated to an MCL tear, patients may need to use crutches for a week or two. A brace would be used to provide stability to the knee during the healing process. The remainder of the treatment plan would be the same as Grade 1 or 2. Generally speaking, the recovery time may take two to four months of treatment.
 
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