Stephenson played 2 snaps after Bolles went down. Why is that clown even on the roster?
Stephenson played 2 snaps after Bolles went down. Why is that clown even on the roster?
Originally Posted by Sting
You're right. But, as Stokely said yesterday on the radio "I don't understand it at all." They need more T's and fewer G's. I can't understand why Stephenson is on the roster.
It's one of the imponderable mysteries of life, like "why the Karsashians Lord? Have we not suffered enough with plagues of toads and such like?"
It's funny, because Joseph said that Stephenson is the "swing tackle" but that Barbre would probably provide better run blocking. So what's the purpose of the swing tackle if not to take over when one of the starters is out for any reason? Not that I advocate playing Stephenson - I think this idea is much more creative, and gives a better chance of the best guys being on the field.
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00341
Was in a hurry, there is an article on this site specific to bone bruises not just contusions in general, but I linked the wrong one. Will find the proper one later. In the meanwhile, the post below has good info.
Last edited by LawDog; 09-19-2017 at 02:15 PM.
Had no Idea so I looked up bone bruise.
People frequently think of a black-and-blue mark on the skin when they hear the word "bruise." However, a bruise is a type of injury that can also involve the muscle or a bone. A bone bruise is an injury that involves the medullary part of the bone, which consists of fibrous tissue called trabeculae. Compared to a bone fracture where all trabeculae of a part of a bone are broken, only a few trabeculae are injured in a bone bruise, and it may therefore be described or considered as a stage before an actual fracture occurs.
This image (L) shows a knee bone that has been injured, and beside it is a longitudinal cut of the bone which shows the medullary part of the bone (red) that exhibits some broken bone fibers are bleeding.
A bone bruise commonly occurs in the knee bone, involving the long bone of the thigh or femur, but it can also occur in other parts of the body such as the wrist, heel, foot, or hipbone.
Kinds of Bone Bruise
Depending on the area of bone involvement, there are three kinds of bone bruises, which include a subperiosteal hematoma, an interosseous bruise, and a subchondral bruise.
- Subperiosteal hematoma - A bone has a thin covering called the periosteum, and a direct force can cause an injury with bleeding beneath this covering, resulting in a subperiosteal hematoma.
- Interosseous bruise - On the other hand, high compressive forces that are repetitively inflicted on a bone can cause bleeding inside the bone where the marrow is located, causing a bone bruise called interosseous bruising. This commonly occurs in the knees and ankles of professional basketball or football players.
- Subchondral bruise - Finally, there is the subchondral bruise which occurs between a cartilage and the bone beneath it, causing the cartilage to separate from the bone with bleeding in between.
more here: http://www.md-health.com/Bone-Bruise.html
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A bone bruise is not a ligament issue, at least mine wasn't. I twisted my foot completely backwards, Kuper style, in the process I got a bone bruise on the talus. It took months to heel, and I'm not a 300lb (yet) athlete. It showed up on an MRI nearly a year later.
From what I understand a bone bruise could actually become a fracture, so he's got that going for him.
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Bolles has a post-practice presser up on the team site. My only comment is that dude is so passionate...
rest, plus videoENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Garett Bolles had never before been hurt.
Not seriously, anyway.
Not at the high-school, collegiate or professional level. Not in lacrosse or football.
So when a Cowboys defensive lineman’s leg whipped into the back of Bolles left foot, he was understandably concerned.
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