re: Jordyn Tyson will not practice this week.

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then i apologize, my brain was thinking you were meaning strictly a 4 week timeline.

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He was on IR. By rule, that guaranteed he couldn't have played before week 5. That's what we knew. I estimated a couple of weeks in the preseason going by memory and it seemed very reasonable that Week 5 was a possibility. Looking at the calendar, it was even more reasonable than I thought.

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they just updated you, he won't practice this week.

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That's not a timeline.

I wonder if Mickey knows or has a target.

I wonder if Moore knows or has a target.

It is very possible that with the level of mismanagement this organization has, neither will know until Tyson is ready.

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t's a much bigger problem that there is no timeline attached to the injury

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you were told approximately 2 months.

We are one week past that pure approximation.

There is nothing concrete probably about the hopeful timeline.

Its radical that you are choosing to fricking have a cow about being told something which is exactly the reason why you don't get told something.

Zero to gain bud. Keep up the denial. Fans will be the first ones to bitch about being told truthful things.

Until he starts really testing his leg how can anyone say. All I know for certain is that they haven’t ruled him out for the year yet cause he would be IR’d

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Zero to gain bud. Keep up the denial. Fans will be the first ones to bitch about being told truthful things.

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We disagree.

You will get unfair fans criticism no matter what you do.

I supported the decision to draft Tyson. It sucks to see him hurt, but it was a known risk at the time and his upside made the decision easily justifiable.

I can't support how this has been handled since the injury.

It's frustrating as a fan. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. And, I think the lack of communication hurts much more than it helps. Is it an implicit admission that he's way more fragile than we thought? Is it an implicit admission that the medical staff and training staff fricked up? Is it an implicit admission that they aren't even doing the right to left planning that we assume on injuries?

And, let's call it what it is. With the Paris game, and then the bye, and then the 21 day window, we are pretty much guaranteeing that this, at best, is bordering on a 3 month recovery for a non-specific hamstring injury.

That's a timeframe that is on the absolute extremes relative to other similar injuries. And, for a guy that was a known injury risk ahead of time, we might want to accept that this is currently looking like the worst case scenario.

If a month goes by and we still don't have a timeline, I think we are at the point where any reasonable person will be questioning whether Tyson comes back at all. Maybe that's where we are, already. And, maybe that's why Mickey doesn't want to answer the questions.

Until he starts really testing his leg how can anyone say


So, we think he hasn't been testing his leg yet in recovery? If that's the case after 2 months, then obviously we aren't close.


Been testing? Probably every day
Really testing to me is getting close to be able to start practicing. Who the hell knows my man. All I know is everyone is trying their best to get this man back on the field. I'm just happy not to be the young guy going through all this crap.