Why Fully Torn Plantar Fascia is Relatively Good News for Cowboys LG Tyler Smith

[swj010]

Plantar fascia is agonizing. I've had it.

Ditto. It's crawling on the floor to avoid walking painful. And the solution for me was to have it surgically severed. Tyler just skipped that last step.

 

[john van brocklin]

Why Fully Torn Plantar Fascia is Relatively Good News for Cowboys LG Tyler Smith​

Dec 31, 2023, 7:22 pm by David Chao, MD

Dallas Cowboys left guard Tyler Smith experienced a full tear of the plantar fascia in his left foot during Saturday's win over the Detroit Lions.

While the injury is more painful initially, it is actually better for his performance than playing through a partial tear.

Smith will likely miss the Week 18 matchup against the Commanders, but will be available for the Cowboys' first round playoff matchup, according to the Pro Football Docs.

https://sicscore.com/nfl/updates/wh...latively-good-news-for-cowboys-lg-tyler-smith

Rub dirt on it and play.....

All hands on deck vs the deadskins!!!

 

[exciter]

Plantar fascia is agonizing. I've had it.

Yeah, it’s not fun. I continued hunting through the season which kept it aggravated for around 5 months.

 

[RomoIsGod]

Dealed with mines for months. I was a heavy runner. Eventually went away once I stop running for an extended period of time.

But waking up with needles poking my feet, tight pressure of my foot, and the discomfort was alot.

Yeah, it’s not fun. I continued hunting through the season which kept it aggravated for around 5 months.

Had it over a year then finally found shoes that fixed it in 3 days. Was brutal. Wife got it few years back for a few weeks. Got some Dr. Scholls to fix her up.

 

[JBS]

To be honest, Bass was run blocking as well or better and isn’t a flag mag like Tyler is.

Oh god. Give up watching the sport