No, I was referring to the injury itself. I had my arm bent at the elbow in the wrong direction in practice one day. Yeah, it hurt like hell and swelled to twice it's normal size. I got an x-ray and it showed a hyperextension of the elbow and partial separation. But no bone damage or torn ligaments. In a couple of days the swelling subsided and the pain went away. I was in a sling for a few days but ready to play in a week.
As I understand it, Gallimore had a full separation, no bone damage and no torn ligaments. If there were torn ligaments he would have had surgery to repair them and would be out the entire season. So I am assuming he had only strained them, as I did. Given there is no structural damage, I am surprised he is not coming off IR and at least practicing. Like I said they can take him off IR and he can practice for 3 weeks before they activate him or return him to IR. Why not take him off IR and let him at least practice? Gallimore was injured August 13, so this week will be 7 weeks since the injury.
I realize that Gallimore and I are different people, but Gallimore has access to the best healing facilities available while I was given a sling.
I am not a doctor, but based on my experience with a very similar injury, even how his injury occurred was almost identical to how mine did, I am surprised he has been out so long and is still not ready to play.