Depending on what that means, it can be worse than a true tear.

My right shoulder is hamburger from baseball, dodgeball (yeah, that happened) and skiing accidents. Part of it is about 12 micro-tears throughout my labrum. Doctor has said he could do surgery on it but I'd end up with a billion little pieces being sewn back together and its unlikely to actually help much.

I pretty much just need to work really hard to warm it up before I throw and I still don't have the oomph behind it I used to.

Now if Baker just has a couple in there, he should be fine. They don't really progress from use, they're kinda one-off sorts of things that will get better with time provided they haven't sorta scarred over. But if he's developing any kind of chronic inflammation in there, it's not gonna go away and eventually it will impact his effectiveness even if he can manage the pain well.


EDIT: Oh wait - it's his non-throwing shoulder. Lord, who gives a shit? That shouldn't impact him much at all. Nut up, pussy. It's just a little discomfort.

My favorite football injury was back when Alex had a lacerated spleen.

It sounds like a joke injury. Like it’s a punchline in a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon where Calvin is trying to get out of class, so he smears ketchup under his shirt and asks, “Miss Wormwood? May I be excused? I think I have a lacerated spleen.”

"I have an enlarged prostrate"

This debate is over.

there never truly was one.

I’d take Josh Allen over Mayfield. There’s a reason why the Browns rely so heavily on their running game.

There is no Mahomes vs Mayfield. One of them is a regular Joe (Baker) and the other is Superman.