Any Idea on Injuries?

Submitted by Eli on September 22nd, 2019 at 2:23 PM

I looked and didn’t see a thread on this, but with all the dumb ass hot take threads maybe I missed it. Anyone have any injury updates? McKeon looked like a knee sprain, no idea of severity. I heard DCaff has a concussion. I’m guessing he’ll start if healthy? 

atticusb

September 22nd, 2019 at 2:29 PM ^

Harbaugh thinks there's some advantage that'll make a difference in being stupidly coy about injuries, so I'm sure everyone will be "working through something".  Drives me nuts... he thinks his team is sufficiently competitive that some mystical and minuscule advantage relating to letting people know about injury will matter in the outcome of a game?  Complete delusion.

bacon1431

September 22nd, 2019 at 3:02 PM ^

My only criticism with keeping that stuff under wraps is it opens it up for hacks like Yoder to try and spread rumors about young peoples’ health. It’s despicable and Yoder shouldn’t do it and nobody should take him seriously, but being so secretive leaves room for this kind of bull crap 

maize-blue

September 22nd, 2019 at 2:34 PM ^

I'm expecting them to be lost for the year.

Also waiting for the announcment that Charbonnet needs another procedure and takes him out several weeks.

Jimmyisgod

September 22nd, 2019 at 2:37 PM ^

I’d be willing to bet some of the guys who came back for Wisconsin will be oit vs Rutgers. Runyan and DPJ looked way less than 100%. Charbonnet night sit. Ross is hurt now too. Mayfield?  Metalus was dinged up. And QB I have no idea, MCaffery is definitely out for Rutgers. Shea may have aggravated his injury, no idea if he would be a week off. Mckeon looks like he might miss time. Is Dwumfour coming back soon?

GOMBLOG

September 22nd, 2019 at 2:39 PM ^

I’m sure UM can get by with Shea’s oblique injury for a few more weeks.  It seems to be impacting his vision as well  because he missed a few wide open receivers yesterday.  

DairyQueen

September 22nd, 2019 at 2:41 PM ^

McKeon did a hyperextension/ACL tear-looking move, if we're being worst case scenario.

From the news coverage, they weren't doing a Lachman's test, in fact he was prone, and they were looking at the hamstring.

Hyperextension can be anything really, and also, a little bit of everything. Him walking right after indicates nothing for what its worth.

On a hyperextension, the hamstring will definitely be over-stretched, so it could have just strained the hammy.

That's best case scenario.

Charbonnet is puzzling, who knows, but god damn it makes me so mad they ran him into the ground because they are so f**king incompetent, becuase he's really not a bulldozer, he's more like a scat-back, that has abover average size and speed. He just can't be a De'veon Smith/Karan Higdon type.

Dwumfour, who knows, I'd assume it was a wrist and not a hand injury, as they heal slower and it's bizarre we haven't seen him yet.

FlexUM

September 22nd, 2019 at 8:48 PM ^

People tear their acl from hypertending their knee all the time. Actually when I was working as an ATC @ BG I think most of the acl tears I saw were during hyperextension. Contact injuries are less common you see basketball players, gymnasts, football player, jump, land and hyperextend all the time and year their acl. 

In the game thread the first thing I posted is “holly shit as an ATC you think that and think acl all the way. 

goblue4321

September 22nd, 2019 at 4:00 PM ^

Maybe Milton can play qb and straight up ball, he’s 6’5” should see the field well and has a cannon, let him loose. Patterson is no good he can’t see the field doesn’t anticipate throws, mcaffery is pry out with concussion 

Mongo

September 22nd, 2019 at 4:16 PM ^

McCafferey is in protocol so he is likely out 3-4 weeks.  Offense is walking wounded.  Milton is next man up which scares the shit out of me.  Did you see that pick he threw ?  Yikes. 

umichfaninpa

September 22nd, 2019 at 4:48 PM ^

Depends on when he is symptom free and passes the impact test. (We do them in H.S. So I would think college does).  Not sure where you are coming up with 3-4 weeks.  He probably won’t be available for Rutgers but could be the following week.  Could it be 3-4, yes but being in protocol has nothing to do with that.

tybert

September 22nd, 2019 at 5:29 PM ^

The aftermath of him didn't look as bad as Peters, so I'm hoping the Iowa game he is ready. Either way, it's Shea and some Joe for now. 

I think Joe needs to play a series each week in the 2nd quarter. Just have him run 6-10 plays in practice every week and go out and repeat what he learned. His size and speed would be hard to plan for given how Shea seems to be wearing cement galoshes these days.