[lex24]

Pl

There are ACL's and MCL's all over the NFL. Also lesser injuries are multiplying.

Maybe the lack of supervised training and lack of OTA's are the reason.

Surely somebody from Stanford can come up with an algorithm.

True at every level down to HS. Don’t recall injuries ever being as common. In the past, an ACL injury was an injury that everyone knew about because they were rare. A lot of things have changed over the years; the evolution of the player (bigger, stronger, faster and more athletic.) But it’s the evolution of the training that I worry/wonder about; less time on the field, softer approach to camp, burdensome regulations that are intended to protect players- all while seasons are getting longer and more demanding

I think your evolution of training has some merit. Heard yesterday the NFL PA is seeking to get rid of some off season camps. Saying they are not needed.

[lex24]

Pl

There are ACL's and MCL's all over the NFL. Also lesser injuries are multiplying.

Maybe the lack of supervised training and lack of OTA's are the reason.

Surely somebody from Stanford can come up with an algorithm.

True at every level down to HS. Don’t recall injuries ever being as common. In the past, an ACL injury was an injury that everyone knew about because they were rare. A lot of things have changed over the years; the evolution of the player (bigger, stronger, faster and more athletic.) But it’s the evolution of the training that I worry/wonder about; less time on the field, softer approach to camp, burdensome regulations that are intended to protect players- all while seasons are getting longer and more demanding

I think your evolution of training has some merit. Heard yesterday the NFL PA is seeking to get rid of some off season camps. Saying they are not needed.