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Marquise Brown LisFranc surgery


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To me, this completely changes the outlook on Brown. 

We're talking about an undersized guy whose ONLY real calling card is his speed and quickness.

Factoring in a LisFranc injury? Yikes.

Whereas I have had him on my short list of players that I'd like to see the Bills draft, I now think they should steer clear of him. These types of injuries can linger and re-occur for years. 

 

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This injury is no joke.  Some skilled position players were never the same in their careers after suffering from this.

 

Tough for a young kid.  Hopefully he comes out on top

 

More than 90% of NFL athletes who sustained Lisfranc injuries returned to play in the NFL at a median of 11.1 months from time of injury. Offensive and defensive players experienced a decrease in performance after return from injury that did not reach statistical significance compared with their respective control groups over a similar time period.

 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27166291

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3 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Scary thought for a WR

 

 

Not good.

 

On the plus side I think a lot of the players who have had real struggle returning from them are very big guys.   Keeping weight off of it for a long time to let it heal is critical and I'm guessing people who carry a lot of extra run a higher chance of re-injury.  

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I doubt his draft stock changes much, mainly because I had him as a likely 2nd round pick, possible 3rd round pick anyway due to his size and the deep WR talent pool in first 3 rounds of the draft.  I would expect he will still go in 2nd or 3rd round, although any hopes of him making a first round case are now gone because he really needed to do that at the combine.  

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6 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

He was never on my list because of his size

 

The one game I tuned in to focus just on him, he dropped like 3 straight balls, then got hurt when he caught the 4th. Not his best game, I’m sure....and he might even pay me to never watch him again!

 

Tough break for the young man (no pun intended). Hope he heals up as best and quickly as possible. 

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15 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

I doubt his draft stock changes much, mainly because I had him as a likely 2nd round pick, possible 3rd round pick anyway due to his size and the deep WR talent pool in first 3 rounds of the draft.  I would expect he will still go in 2nd or 3rd round, although any hopes of him making a first round case are now gone because he really needed to do that at the combine.  

He’s a first round guy.  

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I was all for Brown with our pick in the first....until now.  He was projected to run high 4.2 to low 4.3 as well.  Certain things you don't mess with....feet, hamstrings, groin.  Those always seem to lead to repeat injuries down the road.  Not even considering him before the 3rd anymore.

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4 minutes ago, CaptnCoke11 said:

He’s a first round guy.  

 

Dont get me wrong, I like Brown a lot.  But for me, he was certainly a potential first round guy, but he was no lock for the first round IMO.  To be fair I don't see any WR as a "lock" for the first round right now given how deep and closely graded the class is.  With the combine coming up, there are at least 7 WRs who all have a chance to make first round cases, and then its going to be team by team preference.

 

Plus WR's are one of those groups where the draft order never goes as expected.  Lots of times there are "first round" guys who see several other less talked about WRs go ahead of them as they fall to 2nd and 3rd round.  Its going to happen this year too, and given Browns size, he was one I thought had that kind of slip potential given the crowded WR group.  

 

I think the closest 2 guys to being a lock for the first round are Metcalf and Harry...yet even they both need to show strong at the combine for that to be true.   

 

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55 minutes ago, Logic said:

To me, this completely changes the outlook on Brown. 

We're talking about an undersized guy whose ONLY real calling card is his speed and quickness.

Factoring in a LisFranc injury? Yikes.

Whereas I have had him on my short list of players that I'd like to see the Bills draft, I now think they should steer clear of him. These types of injuries can linger and re-occur for years. 

 

Yep. Now maybe he can still have that after the surgery but a 1st round Wr with foot issues gives me PTSD

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28 minutes ago, Just Joshin' said:

My guess is no and hopefully not for the Bills.

Teams look at smaller guys production like Tyreek Hill/Hilton/AB.. It will push his draft stock higher.  He has the production in college too.  I’ll stick to my guns he’ll be a first round guy even with the foot 

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1 minute ago, CaptnCoke11 said:

Teams look at smaller guys production like Tyreek Hill/Hilton/AB.. It will push his draft stock higher.  He has the production in college too.  I’ll stick to my guns he’ll be a first round guy even with the foot 

It’s worth remembering that not every team has the dire WR situation that we do and can afford to draft him high, and they will. Bills probably will need to take a safer approach at that position imo

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3 hours ago, Logic said:

To me, this completely changes the outlook on Brown. 

We're talking about an undersized guy whose ONLY real calling card is his speed and quickness.

Factoring in a LisFranc injury? Yikes.

Whereas I have had him on my short list of players that I'd like to see the Bills draft, I now think they should steer clear of him. These types of injuries can linger and re-occur for years. 

 

Wow, really wanted him bad. Now I guess it's time to focus on Metcalf or OL @ 9. Not sure I'd now consider Hollywood even in the 2nd round? Tough injury and after Sammy I'm sure the team is gun shy.

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This just reaffirms my thoughts that I want absolutely nothing to do with this guy unless it’s the 4th rd or later. Doug Whaley once said that human bodies weren’t made to play football.  This dudes body wasn’t made to play flag football 

 

now he can’t show the world how fast he is because he can’t run at the combine or pro day.  Let someone else roll the dice on a 165 lb wr

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I wouldn’t have touched him in the first regardless. I wouldn’t even draft this kid now in the top 100.

 

 

39 minutes ago, NewEra said:

This just reaffirms my thoughts that I want absolutely nothing to do with this guy unless it’s the 4th rd or later. Doug Whaley once said that human bodies weren’t made to play football.  This dudes body wasn’t made to play flag football 

 

now he can’t show the world how fast he is because he can’t run at the combine or pro day.  Let someone else roll the dice on a 165 lb wr

Been saying this all along. At 5’9 165 it would be a first. No thanks.

 

Ill take Deebo Samuels but he’s 5’11 215 brickhouse, fast, quick, great hands, being they are big 10.5” hands

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Hope it goes well for him.

 

I really don't want the Bills to draft him though.

 

For all they say stuff like being ready for camp in the summer, these sorts of injuries always seem to take more time for recovery. And quite often an extra surgery. Probably as a result of coming back 'too soon'.

 

Imho, any GM who wanted to take him, should be prepared to sit him for most of the season, because I believe that the extra time sat, makes the difference in how well ultimately, the recovery goes. I'd also say that he same should apply to a lot of other injuries, but unfortunately, the way the CBA is set up, guys don't really get given that extra time to heal.

Teams simply aren't prepared to wait, and sometimes can't wait.

 

 

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1 hour ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Wow, really wanted him bad. Now I guess it's time to focus on Metcalf or OL @ 9. Not sure I'd now consider Hollywood even in the 2nd round? Tough injury and after Sammy I'm sure the team is gun shy.


There's a certain point in the draft that, if he falls far enough, I'd consider him. Not quite sure what that point is. But a speed WR with a potentially chronic foot injury just doesn't sound very enticing to me. Wonder why?

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4 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

Jones fracture of the 5th metatarsal, from repeated stress on the foot (not an acute break)

 

 

 

Wow. That sucks. Drafting him remotely highly would scare the ?  out of me now.  If he’s there with our pick in the second I don’t think I pull the trigger. Yes in the third. 

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5 hours ago, Logic said:

To me, this completely changes the outlook on Brown. 

We're talking about an undersized guy whose ONLY real calling card is his speed and quickness.

Factoring in a LisFranc injury? Yikes.

Whereas I have had him on my short list of players that I'd like to see the Bills draft, I now think they should steer clear of him. These types of injuries can linger and re-occur for years. 

 

I agree with you.  Foot injuries for a speed guy make him a big risk.  There are too many other good options.  If he falls into day three of the draft, I might take a chance but I don't see that happening.

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6 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

Scary thought for a WR

Glad this happened before we traded 2 first to move up and get him.?

6 hours ago, Logic said:

To me, this completely changes the outlook on Brown. 

We're talking about an undersized guy whose ONLY real calling card is his speed and quickness.

Factoring in a LisFranc injury? Yikes.

Whereas I have had him on my short list of players that I'd like to see the Bills draft, I now think they should steer clear of him. These types of injuries can linger and re-occur for years. 

 

Appearantly with Watkins they can even move from one foot to the other.

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