OTF Premium Arch Manning among six Longhorns to undergo postseason surgery

33 minutes ago, Cujonation83 said:

All minor from the looks of it. 

As someone who has had surgery on both shoulders, I'm not sure about that.  They take awhile to get range of motion and strength back.

Weight lifting is going to be a problem.  Also, they feel tender.  The last thing I would have wanted was the kind of contact associated with football, especially on the D1 level.

It's going to set every player having shoulder surgery back at least 4 months.  

21 minutes ago, VaHorn said:

Seems legit. 

You need to adjust for inflation (and Arch's relative worth compared to Lee Majors).

8 minutes ago, GetHooked said:

As someone who has had surgery on both shoulders, I'm not sure about that.  They take awhile to get range of motion and strength back.

Weight lifting is going to be a problem.  Also, they feel tender.  The last thing I would have wanted was the kind of contact associated with football, especially on the D1 level.

It's going to set every player having shoulder surgery back at least 4 months.  

it depends on the procedure.  From the sounds of it, they are just cleaning it up a little...at least i hope.  

1 hour ago, MikeyHookEm said:

Is this a standard thing? Do players often get minor surgery during off season? 

Yes it is 

Can the surgeon play LG?

If Arch kicks butt we'll win the title. If he doesn't we won't. Left guard won't change that.

18 minutes ago, harveycmd said:

If Arch kicks butt we'll win the title. If he doesn't we won't. Left guard won't change that.

As long as LG is average it shouldn’t. But if it’s that bad as people are leading us to believe, it honestly can 

11 minutes ago, Chop said:

As long as LG is average it shouldn’t. But if it’s that bad as people are leading us to believe, it honestly can 

I don't know what this means. If Arch is the best, we'll win, If he isn't, we won't. How hard is that to understand?

Football is a violent sport.