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Hope for the best but it would need to be pretty mild to be back that soon.

Get this man a peptide

Nobody knows yet. It’s possible he’s back for Ohio State, or it could lead into October. It’s mostly pain tolerance. Will probably have a better idea over the next several days.

Thank goodness, could have been a lot worse.

Now instead of drinking at work out of depression, I drink at work to celebrate!

with all the "experts" on this thread, if they had just let everyone here examine him last night we would have figured all this out before this morning. Wasted talent I say.

went thru pretty much every possible emotion before 11:00 am jesus christ

Seems like the worst case was avoided but probably still going to miss some time. Hoping for a speedy rehab.

Sark will just say he has the flu

Portal threads.

cool

Yawn 🥱

You shut your dirty mouth breathing mouth

Some of y'all need to apologize for your actions over the last 2 hours. Reminds me of @Joe Zurathreatening to leave the board over not getting a LG then Seymore committed the next day.

Men have played with broken fingers and bone bruises and won titles.

so, what's generally the timetable for a bone bruise. Does he sit out week one to develop depth and get him into action against Ohio State?

The portal threads were insane

Thank goodness for the knee braces offensive linemen wear, probably saved Goosby.

I’m sure we’ll all be patient to hear the official timeline before jumping to conclusions

Thanks Jeff

Before OTF was born Quinn transfer threads on the boards of the time were insane.

That was rough and we watched it go down live lol

Hopefully Google AI is off.....significantly. For a knee hyperextension, recovery from a bone bruise typically takes 6 to 12 weeks, but severe cases can occasionally take up to several months to fully heal on an MRI. Because hyperextension forcefully impacts the front of the knee joint, these injuries frequently occur on the outer side of the knee bone (lateral femoral condyle or tibial plateau) and are often accompanied by ligament sprains. Expected Recovery Timeline Weeks 1–3 (Acute Phase): Focus is on reducing swelling and protecting the joint. You will likely need a knee brace or crutches to limit weight-bearing activities. Weeks 4–6 (Sub-Acute Phase): Swelling decreases and walking becomes easier. Low-impact rehabilitation begins, focusing on restoring a normal range of motion. Weeks 7–12 (Strengthening Phase): Gentle progressive resistance training begins to rebuild the quadriceps and hamstrings. Months 3+ (Return to Sport): High-impact activities, pivoting, and running are reintroduced only after a doctor clears you and your strength is fully restored.

Put him in bubble wrap and ice until the Ohio state game rest up big fella we got a natty to chase! 🤘🏽🤘🏽

We'll keep the other Goosby thread going, but we wanted to get the news up for those who are just now getting to the board or haven't seen the diagnosis.