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http://www.prideofdetroit.com/2017/5/31/15717456/ameer-abdullah-lisfranc-injury-recovery-time
Ameer Abdullah admits to suffering Lisfranc injury in 2016.
The Lions starting running back is fully healthy now, but opened up about his serious injury in 2016.
PrideOfDetroit
terrible injury for a RB
from the article
Even in the best-case scenario, midfoot osteoarthritis can develop following Lisfranc injuries?especially after those requiring surgery. The dreaded complication is chronic, progressive and can produce significant stiffness and chronic pain, drastically reducing the foot's functionality. Without optimal foot strength and flexibility, making a career as a running back in the NFL can become quite difficult?if not impossible.
Read the entire article. Many have been more successful after lisfranc. See leveon bell. Also abdullah is looking very heatlthy with no limitstions at otas
When J.D. Martinez the Tigers RF'er had this same Lisfranc injury and missed the first 7 weeks of the season, I was trying to remember which other Detroit sports team player suffered a similar injury and I couldn't remember,
(did think of Magglio, but then his injury/surgery was in the knee and he had out of the country surgery).
Mentioned it in a post and Mitch iirc, when Abdullah initially got injured,
I thought that maybe this was the type injury. I guess suspicions were confirmed.
I wonder if he will wear some type of football shoe insert to cushion shock of running? or do they anyway?
https://www.protalus.com/products/m...CNR2aFH-5mmL56BoC6rHw_wcB&variant=30692757074
I don't think JD's was a bad injury. I don't think he required surgery. I would also suspect that this type of injury would be worse for a RB
714 yards +500 yards (50 receptions for 10 Yards per catch) receiving would be good production
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