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Beason Says He's About 70%


Proudiddy

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Yeah, I really don't like the way they've handled the injury either... not that it's our business, but to say it was his Achilles for what, 3 weeks? Then come out and say it is actually bone problems in his foot and they put a screw in and he's not ready to go... I just don't like the way this story is shaping up.

I'm worried it's a lot more serious than they're letting on. And foot problems for any athlete can quite possibly be the worst injuries possible.

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What I understood was that it was a bone spur that is making the achilles tight. I don't know, as with injuries we usually never hear the full story until a year later.

Honestly I just want him to be healthy and have a good career. If he misses some games this season its no big deal. It isn't like we are winning the super bowl.

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Yeah, I really don't like the way they've handled the injury either... not that it's our business, but to say it was his Achilles for what, 3 weeks? Then come out and say it is actually bone problems in his foot and they put a screw in and he's not ready to go... I just don't like the way this story is shaping up.

I'm worried it's a lot more serious than they're letting on. And foot problems for any athlete can quite possibly be the worst injuries possible.

Pretty much any injury report in pro sports. Never truly know what the problem is nowadays.

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