Von Miller out for year

[Typ0]

Turf sucks and no one knows if the injury would have been different and/or avoided were the situation to have occurred on grass.

[sukie]

Does that mean get rid of domes? Not all can roll turf in and out especially in winter

[Woodman]

Turf sucks and no one knows if the injury would have been different and/or avoided were the situation to have occurred on grass.

Right no way to know.

[notacon]

Does that mean get rid of domes? Not all can roll turf in and out especially in winter

Not necessarily. There are ways to maintain some kind of grass in a dome.

It would be expensive, but the NFL is rolling in billions of dollars.

If they banned domes, it would not bother me one bit.

[notacon]

BTW....all grass needs to be maintained is water and light.

Daylight can easily be simulated artificially. There is a pretty substantial business for LED lighting for indoor marijuana growing.

It could be accomplished relatively easily.

[kgun12]

Nope. The injury is not because he was “rolled up on”.


The video you provided is quite clear. The reason he got injured was because his foot stuck on the turf.....then he was slightly stepped on. With grass, this does not happen.


This is the moment he got hurt....before being stepped on....

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In that picture his foot is coming up. Either case like I said my son did four and none of them were during contact.

[notacon]

In that picture his foot is coming up. Either case like I said my son did four and none of them were during contact.

Fair enough.

The fact is that players HATE turf with a passion. It is a bane to the sport.

[Cntrygal]

Von’s not blinking. ��#GoBills | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/S8l606gGG9

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) December 7, 2022

[Woodman]

BTW....all grass needs to be maintained is water and light.

Daylight can easily be simulated artificially. There is a pretty substantial business for LED lighting for indoor marijuana growing.

It could be accomplished relatively easily.

Yes it could it's not really a problem anymore.

[Woodman]

LOVE IT!

GO VON!

GO BILLS!

[Cntrygal]

Bills GM Brandon Beane just met with the media to talk about what happened with Von Miller, from their optimism last week to his surgery yesterday and ultimately finding out about his ACL: pic.twitter.com/byFkzedrri

— Sal Capaccio �� (@SalSports) December 7, 2022

[Woodman]

Do what is needed period always do what's best for the player.
He'll be there in the locker room you can bet on that!!

[cookie G]

We will rally behind Boogie Basham and play good football.

[Woodman]

We will rally behind Boogie Basham and play good football.

Who

[TacklingDummy]

YOU LITERALLY BEAT THE CHIEFS BECAUSE OF VON MILLER

You guys are done.

Opi forgot to switch accounts.

Always knew he was a closet KC fan.

[Forward_Lateral]

Not necessarily. There are ways to maintain some kind of grass in a dome.

It would be expensive, but the NFL is rolling in billions of dollars.

If they banned domes, it would not bother me one bit.

They won't ban domes.

If anything I could see domes being mandatory to level the playing field for gambling

[Forward_Lateral]

Well, going by what Beane said "The doctor felt like it wasn't going to hold, and he needed to repair" sounds a bit more optimistic than an ACL tear. It sounds like wasn't actually completely torn?

I have no idea if that makes a difference in recovery or whatever, or if they actually replaced the ACL like they normally do, or if they did something else?

[Cntrygal]

Well, going by what Beane said "The doctor felt like it wasn't going to hold, and he needed to repair" sounds a bit more optimistic than an ACL tear. It sounds like wasn't actually completely torn?

I have no idea if that makes a difference in recovery or whatever, or if they actually replaced the ACL like they normally do, or if they did something else?

"If everything goes well during the rehab process we think we'll have @VonMiller back for most of 2023."#GoBills | #BillsMafia

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) December 7, 2022

[Forward_Lateral]

Interesting.

[Typ0]

Well, going by what Beane said "The doctor felt like it wasn't going to hold, and he needed to repair" sounds a bit more optimistic than an ACL tear. It sounds like wasn't actually completely torn?

I have no idea if that makes a difference in recovery or whatever, or if they actually replaced the ACL like they normally do, or if they did something else?

This makes quite a bit more sense. The timelines kinda don't make sense with all of this -- but there are plenty of parties that have to get onto the same page and conversations that have to take place that could describe the lack of movement on the surgery from the get go. Could even be evidence of learning done about some things.