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Originally posted by Howlett49:
Originally posted by Scoots:
It's almost like young quick twitch athletes often have hamstring issues early in camp EVERY year.
Stout, Bergen, Sigle up next
Why do you have to say some s**t like that? Listing guys that are next to get injured. Lame take.
Originally posted by ninerjok:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by 4putt9r:
Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:Those two statements are contradictory. If he's missing camp for a personal matter, it has to be serious and something to be concerned about. If it's not football related, that statement still seems calloused.
Brock Purdy is not practicing today due to a personal matter — I'm told it's nothing to be alarmed about.
— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) July 25, 2025
Baby?
Or just baby related is my guess. But why not just believe that it's not a big deal?
Maybe he's just trying to make a baby, felt spontaneous about it
Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Or just baby related is my guess. But why not just believe that it's not a big deal?
Yeah, that's a big deal.
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Yep, and every year people learn about things they can do better. We had one game (Texas high school level) where the first game we had 8 kids pass out from heat because they didn't listen to the 5-10 thousand times they were told to hydrate a LOT for at least a day before the game.
Even at the top level they learn about their bodies and figure out what they need to stay healthier.
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Yep, and every year people learn about things they can do better. We had one game (Texas high school level) where the first game we had 8 kids pass out from heat because they didn't listen to the 5-10 thousand times they were told to hydrate a LOT for at least a day before the game.
Even at the top level they learn about their bodies and figure out what they need to stay healthier.
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Yep, and every year people learn about things they can do better. We had one game (Texas high school level) where the first game we had 8 kids pass out from heat because they didn't listen to the 5-10 thousand times they were told to hydrate a LOT for at least a day before the game.
Even at the top level they learn about their bodies and figure out what they need to stay healthier.
Every NFL team will have someone pop up with minor injuries
Even WR great Justin Jefferson got one
https://www.nfl.com/news/vikings-hc-kevin-o-connell-says-justin-jefferson-dealing-with-mild-hamstring-strain
As long as it is a short term problem rather than a long term injury we will be ok...it will suck for the young players who miss out on TC development but the main priority is to avoid season ending injuries that eat into our depth
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Yep, and every year people learn about things they can do better. We had one game (Texas high school level) where the first game we had 8 kids pass out from heat because they didn't listen to the 5-10 thousand times they were told to hydrate a LOT for at least a day before the game.
Even at the top level they learn about their bodies and figure out what they need to stay healthier.
Every NFL team will have someone pop up with minor injuries
Even WR great Justin Jefferson got one
https://www.nfl.com/news/vikings-hc-kevin-o-connell-says-justin-jefferson-dealing-with-mild-hamstring-strain
As long as it is a short term problem rather than a long term injury we will be ok...it will suck for the young players who miss out on TC development but the main priority is to avoid season ending injuries that eat into our depth
Originally posted by Cosmo:
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by Crown:
These injuries suck.
For any zoners that coach football at any level we are used to it.
I coach 11-12 y/o's. Typically they don't hit hard enough yet for major injuries in practice but I do have kids that have to sit out a few practices or have parents that are very cautious.
it happens.
knee jerk curse conspiracies and "made of glass" are silly to me.
its a grind out there and the human body isn't immune no matter what level you are at
Yep, and every year people learn about things they can do better. We had one game (Texas high school level) where the first game we had 8 kids pass out from heat because they didn't listen to the 5-10 thousand times they were told to hydrate a LOT for at least a day before the game.
Even at the top level they learn about their bodies and figure out what they need to stay healthier.
Every NFL team will have someone pop up with minor injuries
Even WR great Justin Jefferson got one
https://www.nfl.com/news/vikings-hc-kevin-o-connell-says-justin-jefferson-dealing-with-mild-hamstring-strain
As long as it is a short term problem rather than a long term injury we will be ok...it will suck for the young players who miss out on TC development but the main priority is to avoid season ending injuries that eat into our depth
Makes me miss Jerry so much more. That's another aspect of his game that doesn't get enough attention. From high school through the pros he only had the 2 knee injuries, and to my knowledge is still the only player to ever return to play the same year as tearing an ACL. Then injured the other knee that very game. Never had any other injuries, at least that were made public.
Originally posted by zyrixs:
Out for the season? Ugh
Originally posted by pillageDatazz:
Beginning of camp contract issues, dudes on PUP, another hammy sammich, BP's left nut hurts... what next
Maybe you'll become even more dramatic?
Originally posted by Scoots:
Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Or just baby related is my guess. But why not just believe that it's not a big deal?
Yeah, that's a big deal.
It's a personal deal, it's not necessarily a big deal. There are just regular check up appointments or the appointment where you get to hear a heartbeat or see them. Things you wouldn't want to miss.