Not gonna buff out.

[stomachmonkey]

Dak Prescott injury.

Reminiscent of Theisman.

Don稚 watch if you have a weak stomach.

Very likely a career ender and I知 pretty sure he knew that as they were carting him off field.

Feel bad for the guy.

https://youtu.be/fwhPS8TCO50

[Eric Coffey]

Definitely looking at a long recovery, but may not be a career ender. Depending on the fracture, he might get away with a minimal fixation (plate/screws), and then aggressive PT after healing.
Scary when you see you foot flopping around like that though (BTDT).

[rattlsnak]

Damn...

[Seahawk]

Happened to me in college, why I lost my baseball ride.

I was hit by a car, tib and fib fractured, foot broken, same flopping around that Dak went through.

I’ll post a pic of my leg/ankle, 40 plus year after my accident, tomorrow. Actually pretty cool.

He will make it back in two years. I think he is a fine young man, his caring for his Mother is key, that has the heart for what comes next.

Not easy, doable. I’m certain he can. I’m pulling for him..

[upsscott]

Alex Smith played for the first time today after his compound fracture and flesh eating bacteria disaster. Here痴 hoping Dak makes a recovery.

[upsscott]

Also, I知 no doctor but that looks like an ankle dislocation.

[911boost]

Bone poking out the skin is not good. He always seemed like a good person as well, does a lot off the field.

I was going to post about Alex Smith as well, good to see him play.

Not a Cowboys fan at all but sending him positive vibes.

[Baz]

The Giant who hit him was pointing to the ankle right after so he knew what happened.

I think it's hard to know what happens medically just by what's on the video.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by Baz

The Giant who hit him was pointing to the ankle right after so he knew what happened.

I think it's hard to know what happens medically just by what's on the video.

If you remember when LT hit Theisman and shattered his leg he jumped up right away yelling for the medical staff because he knew it was bad.

[Nostril Cheese]

I've been dealing with a psoriatic arthritis flare up all week. Both ankles. Can imagine the pain hes feeling. No bueno...

[upsscott]

Guess it was a compound fracture and an ankle dislocation. Yikes.

[red-beard]

There was a horrible picture on the Front Page of the paper of Kevin Murray breaking his ankle in the Texas A&M vs. Arkansas games in 1984. I was on the field video taping when it went down.

I was also racked by the kickoff ball as it bounced out of the end zone.

Memorable game...

[flatbutt]

I broke my shin playing Rugby and the pain took my breath away. How he stayed so cool after that is very impressive to me. Speedy recovery!!

[masraum]

Fark! Ow, ow, ow!!

[MBAtarga]

Okay - from what I glanced at in writing above - I have ZERO interest in video or pics!

[sugarwood]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Happened to me in college, why I lost my baseball ride.

I was hit by a car, tib and fib fractured, foot broken, same flopping around that Dak went through.

I値l post a pic of my leg/ankle, 40 plus year after my accident, tomorrow. Actually pretty cool.

He will make it back in two years. I think he is a fine young man, his caring for his Mother is key, that has the heart for what comes next.

Not easy, doable. I知 certain he can. I知 pulling for him..

Do you remember your recovery timeline?
How long until you could stand, walk, jog, or feel normal?

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by sugarwood

Do you remember your recovery timeline?
How long until you could stand, walk, jog, or feel normal?

My injury appears different than Zaks: My t/f were broken but my ankle, oddly survived the accident unscathed.

The arch of my left foot, however, was also fractured, same side as the t/f.

The doc came in and was really a bit of a dick, I got an odd sense. When I told my Dad, and why I loved him, he basically said doctors are like plumbers, lets find another one.

So we did. Great guy. He patiently explained why he felt I did not need a pin, that it would take a little longer but the breaks would heal better without a pin.

So we did.

5 months in two full leg casts, then 3 months in a half cast. Nothing in my life has hurt more than getting my knee movement back.

After that, they did a plastic protective cast I wore for another 2 months. Getting the ankle back was a lot easier than the knee.

My mistake was trying to move too fast on the rehab. The t/f mended well but I tried too hard and the arch fracture became the issue. That added another six months to my timeline, which got me booted from the program. Th t/f breaks have never been a issue. The foot still is.

My mistake: my PT warned me but I was, uh, stubborn. Remember, this was in 1977.

For Zak, who seems like a very good young man, two years is my completely uninformed guess just based on my experience.

[GH85Carrera]

I really can't imagine how much that injury hurt, and how long the recovery will take. It really sucks.

As a 14 year old kid I managed to crush my big toe and broke it in 6 places. I was put in a cast up to my knee. I had to use crutches for a few weeks, and then they put a walking pad on the bottom of the cast. I just don't remember how long I was in that cast but it seemed like forever as I could not be on my bike.

They finally cut off the cast and I got zero physical therapy. I was just sent home with mom and dad. No pain pills, no instruction on things to do or not do. Of course my ankle hurt like heck to bend, so I developed a limp and the ankle was not getting better like it should.

I went to a school fair at a local strip shopping center and was looking around when I came across several of the local "mokes" (Hawaiian thugs) that loved to beat up a Haole like me. I took off running at full speed full of adrenaline and ran over a mile at a sprint and I did not look back until I was home. My ankle never hurt me again. Those bullies gave me the motivation to cure my ankle.