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Originally posted by GorefullBore:
Originally posted by Rathof44:
Originally posted by MoeJontana84:
REOPEN THE LANCE THREAD
...get well soon Brock
f**k that, he stinks.
You can argue that, but he's all we have for a while anyway.
Originally posted by Jcool:
He had a 18-13 record with 25 TDs and 37 INTs in his last 31 starts
Originally posted by ninerfan818:
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by jcs:
Jake Delholmme was the most recent that I could find in 2007...became a career backup journeyman after the surgery and only played a few more years. Rob Johnson had the surgery in 2004 and he never played another snap of football despite sticking around the league for a couple more years.
It doesn't sound good considering Purdy wasn't known as a strong armed guy to begin with
Delhomme started for two years after the surgery, playing into his mid 30s and claimed that his throwing velocity actually improved afterwards.
He had a 18-13 record with 25 TDs and 37 INTs in his last 31 starts
Lemme guess. You want to bring Jimmy G back?
Jimmy.
Originally posted by mcwoot:Originally posted by Young2Owens:complete tear
#49ers QB Brock Purdy suffered a complete tear of the UCL in his throwing elbow and will undergo surgery, per sources.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 30, 2023
Purdy is getting second opinions, but the initial hope is he can undergo a repair — not reconstruction (AKA Tommy John) — and will be ready for training camp. pic.twitter.com/dFGQGpPALw
That's funny, I read right here how he was a p***y for not playing thru it
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by jcs:
Jake Delholmme was the most recent that I could find in 2007...became a career backup journeyman after the surgery and only played a few more years. Rob Johnson had the surgery in 2004 and he never played another snap of football despite sticking around the league for a couple more years.
It doesn't sound good considering Purdy wasn't known as a strong armed guy to begin with
Delhomme started for two years after the surgery, playing into his mid 30s and claimed that his throwing velocity actually improved afterwards.
He had a 18-13 record with 25 TDs and 37 INTs in his last 31 starts
Originally posted by mcwoot:
That's funny, I read right here how he was a p***y for not playing thru it
Originally posted by Dshearn:
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Might as well get the Surgery and see where we are at when we start the season. Should do it soon if that looks to be the best course of action.
Does not sound like there is much of a choice
Second opinion sounds smart...but how wrong can a total tear diagnosis be?
He is young, though has hell and medical science is really good at this surgery.
I have zero doubt he will work his ass off to be better then ever.
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Pretty sure it will not be 6 months; come on with our luck in the injury department? It will either be Tommy John or he will get the minimum work required with the quickest return in mind and then have to go back in and do something else. 1 year minimum is what I'm thinking with the slight possibility of returning mid to late season
Originally posted by Oscar8325:
According to webMD, Tommy John surgery would most likely be required which would carry a 6-12 month recovery. With the advancements in medical technology I think or at least I hope he will be good, but most likely won't be ready for start of season. In Trey we trust again.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Jcool:
He had a 18-13 record with 25 TDs and 37 INTs in his last 31 starts
Aging QB declines as he gets older, that's f**king wild.
Originally posted by Dshearn:
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by jcs:
Jake Delholmme was the most recent that I could find in 2007...became a career backup journeyman after the surgery and only played a few more years. Rob Johnson had the surgery in 2004 and he never played another snap of football despite sticking around the league for a couple more years.
It doesn't sound good considering Purdy wasn't known as a strong armed guy to begin with
Delhomme started for two years after the surgery, playing into his mid 30s and claimed that his throwing velocity actually improved afterwards.
He had a 18-13 record with 25 TDs and 37 INTs in his last 31 starts
So he returned to normal after the surgery...
