Bruce Campbell A Panther...

http://www.ninds.nih...iari/chiari.htm

I have no idea which type he has though.

Maybe some GMs were just talking out of their ass then, b/c it seems the biggest risk associated with the condition is motor skill-related, and he clearly has no problems in that department. Obviously, hydrocephalus can cause some serious damage and would have some harmful ramifications cognitively if it isn't addressed, but he didn't have surgery for it until he was in high school.

I'm not really seeing how that would have any effect on his ability to process or communicate as that one GM suggested? I don't know, it's out of my payscale, lol. I'm hoping and believing it has no effect on him now and he'll be a big addition for us.

I have no idea which type he has though.

I would assume type1. If I remember correctly the 2s and 3s don't survive long and if they do, I don't think football would ever be an option.

The issue really comes down to what the comorbid cognitive impairments associated with brain malformation are for this particular case. Truth be told, something happened in the interview process that turned this physically rated top 10 prospect into a 4th rounder drafted by the Raiders.

This thread needs a Doctor


paging Dr. Oz

Big boy to plug big hole no inuendo intended