Washington Commanders move Chase Young to reserve/PUP list; DE out at least first four games (https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34447038/washington-commanders-move-chase-young-reserve-pup-list-de-least-first-4-games)
No surprise here, I bet we won't see him on the field until closer to midseason
SunnySide
08-24-2022, 12:56 PM
I hope he takes as long as needed.
Young man, big career and achievements ahead of him.
@Schultz_Report
Full Chase Young update, per a source: ACL surgery was more significant than most because he also suffered a fully ruptured patella — which is why he’s starting out on reserve PUP.
Impressive all-around recovery: #Commanders plan for Young’s return Week 5 vs #Titans.
SunnySide
08-24-2022, 01:54 PM
Ruptured patella?
Thats new info to me.
Must mean a ruptured patella tendon and not a fractured patella/knee cap.
skinsfaninok
08-25-2022, 12:11 AM
So far he hasn’t lived up to the hype. If he doesn’t play much this year it’ll be time to call him a bust. Hopefully that’s not the case…
FrenchSkin
08-25-2022, 01:13 AM
So far he hasn’t lived up to the hype. If he doesn’t play much this year it’ll be time to call him a bust. Hopefully that’s not the case…
That'll be unfairly fast IMO. One DROY season, one disappointing season and one potentially injured season and he'd be a bust? I'd say a second consecutive underwhelming season would be enough, but not if it's injury related.
mooby
08-25-2022, 04:32 PM
https://www.reddit.com/r/Commanders/comments/wxhlqm/expert_nfl_knee_surgeon_on_espn980_mentions_that/
This is interesting. I wouldn't be surprised to learn he was playing with an injury before he tore his ACL. Either way I won't expect him back until November - when do we ever get good news about long term injuries healing better than expected?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Commanders/comments/wxhlqm/expert_nfl_knee_surgeon_on_espn980_mentions_that/
This is interesting. I wouldn't be surprised to learn he was playing with an injury before he tore his ACL. Either way I won't expect him back until November - when do we ever get good news about long term injuries healing better than expected?
Logan Thomas coming back was pretty good news
mooby
08-25-2022, 04:47 PM
Logan Thomas coming back was pretty good news
Even if he comes back quicker than expected he's kinda injury prone too - I will always worry about his health when he plays. How many concussions has he racked up?
calia
08-25-2022, 08:47 PM
The pounding these guys take is really incredible. I just hope we can get through the season without anything major -- putting aside that it derails our season (because we don't have enough depth to weather a bunch of injuries), I just hate seeing what it does to these guys. Alex Smith lives in my town, and while I haven't seen him often, and I recognize that he played for a bunch of years, he's still a relatively young guy and he's been through hell and back.