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Originally Posted by Chieftain
I would think it's better that it happened on the right ankle because he needs his left foot to set up the throw. The pressure is planted on the left foot when he attempts a throw.
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You drive off the back foot. It will affect him. How much is the question.
They will have to find the best tape job for him. Tight enough to prevent as much separation of the tibia and fibula when planting that foot while also enough flexion to allow him to run.
Very manageable injury for a QB that is not a run first QB. All about pain management and pain tolerance.
If he played any other position it would be doubtful he would be playing.