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Though the Bills are saying nothing about the injury suffered to rookie offensive lineman Ed Wang, we're told that an MRI has confirmed the initial diagnosis.
Though the Bills are saying nothing about the injury suffered to rookie offensive lineman Ed Wang, we're told that an MRI has confirmed the initial diagnosis.
Per a league source, Wang has a high ankle sprain.
high ankle sprain for a big guy sounds like a nagging injury. hopefully they just sit him for as long as it takes to heal. rushing him back will have him in and out of injured list. No need for a raw guy not expected to play. heel and learn. heel and learn.
Setting all my lack-of-an-LT ranting aside... high ankle sprains are notoriously painful and slow to heal. I'd be wise to tack on an extra two weeks to the expected recovery, just to be on the safe side. (I remember back in the late 90s during the Butler era when a bunch of defensive players all got high-ankle sprains at the same time.)
my wife got a pretty severe high ankle sprain playing coed soccer when a guy stomped on her going for a ball. it took about 8 weeks before she was not feeling pain anymore.. but she is not an professional athlete and it was not like she was going to rehab every day.. she was going like once/twice a week. he should be fine in 6 weeks probably. assuming the report is right.
"All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
by the way.. she said she thought it was broken it hurt so bad.. i wouldnt call her a wimp either.. i do kind of feel bad for the kid.. he really does have a lot riding on his career with his nationality.. sucks to start off this way after being the first one to sign.
"All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
Very good news, IMO. 2 reasons why this is great news. First, its not his knee, and that alone, is a great, great bit of news. The second reason is he'll probably be ready for training camp.
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