Clady injured his patellar tendon
 

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/pla...172459&id=4616

Two NFL sources tell the Denver Post that Broncos LT Ryan Clady has injured his patellar tendon in a non-football-related incident.

A patellar tendon tear in late April would certainly jeopardize Clady's availability for the start of the season, though the severity is unknown at this time. Denver's top backup at left tackle is presumably usual starting right tackle Ryan Clady, who is also less than 100 percent due to toe surgery. The Broncos did draft Utah left tackle Zane Beadles in the second round over the weekend, though his best NFL position is at guard or right tackle.

LOL WTF?

Clady has been busy these days starting at two line positions.

Hali just got another sack on him. Wonder which one he got it on?

Didn't center Ryan Clady play some tackle in college?

ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL Nice cross thread humor.
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That hurts.

Anyone know wtf he was doing?
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Tebow will heal him.

He hurt it cornholing Mcdumbass.

SDB

:spock:

ROFLROFL

Pretty early in the year for a stay down, bitch.

Never too early. Never.

Print em.

Sorry, I hate the Broncos that much.

Spring, when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of ruptured tendons.

Should say Ryan Harris.....but whatever.

That is nearly sig-worthy.

That's no joke... many have claimed to have been healed by the Holy Touch of Tebow.

Here's a response from Baja of the Mane: "If we start Tebow do we even need an offensive line?"

Where is know-shit? He should be telling us that this is misdirection by McDumbass to make the new draftee get playing time, but Clady will be back in time for a playoff run.
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Ryan, that single set of footprints you see to the buffet line, was when I carried you.

Tebow

The good news is Clady is only 23 years old and Denver has some of the best physical therapy people in the NFL. He should be ready to start the season.

Best physical therapy? Is that why Marshall ripped on it on several different occasions?
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ROFLROFL OMG rep to you sir..... ROFLROFL

ROFL

Patellar tendons can be damaging injuries.
If its bad, he could miss quite a few games. Rush him back, he could do more damage that can cause long term affects.

You are absolutely clueless aren't you.

The same guys who said Marshalls hip injury was minor and at the end of the season it turned out that it was a career threatening injury that needed surgery? Those guys?
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I wonder how he did it. I bet he was doing offseason training by clipping old women in grocery store parking lots.

Clady is only 23 years old. He will heal extremely fast if it does turn out to be serious.

Marshall had a reputation in Denver for exaggerating injuries. Marshall is the only person that has happened to.

He was run over on his bike by Jason Alexander.

It took way too long for these replies to show up.

Harris will be on the left side, Beadles on the right, although, I wouldn't be surprised to see Beadles get a shot at left tackle depending upon the time frame in which Clady can return. Beadles is more of a power blocker than Clady and might actually be a better fit for the type of offense that McDaniels is currently running, which is a hybrid zone power set. It's similar to the offense that Beadles played left tackle for at Utah where he was an All-American, Walter Camp and first team All Conference.

Clady was a perfect fit for the zone block scheme that Shanahan employed, but I wondered if he was going to have the same level of success under the scheme that McDaniels was going to use. Beadles could have the same type of success as a rookie that Clady had. It really all comes down to the type of system as it relates to the type of player. I give McDaniels credit for at least doing the research and drafting guys who will fit his system better. (I also think that Pioli and Haley did a much better job of that this year in the draft than they did in '09. Time will tell, but it looks like the Chiefs got guys who will be able to contribute right away. I also think Jackson will end up as a good player, especially if he can get some decent NT production next to him, but other than him and Succop, I wasn't thrilled about the '09 draft.)

I tendon injury does not heal quickly no matter what you age is. Especially when it is in the knee of a very large person.

Exactly.

300 plus pounds...lot for a knee to carry

Yeah, all you have to do is google the injury and there's all sorts of information out there... it's nothing that really heals differently based on age, especially when you're a monster of a human.

Devide the pounds by his age and you get his healing time. Clady was 325lbs and 23yrs old. So 325÷23 means he'll be healed in 14 days!!!!!! /KnoMo
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what a shame.......:rolleyes:

ROFL That deserves some rep.

He will be the next guy McDaniels runs out of town.

Injection of cortisone before playing will do wonders.

This is the day the Tibow has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Tendon peoblem for a lineman? Not a question of if but of when. They'll medically manage it for as long as possible then replace him.

Its no wonder Hali got by Clady. I mean when you have to play both tackle spots its a tough blocking assignment.

Ouch

Shanny should have taken Berry (I can say that now) he could have probably had Clady (his guy) for next years first or less at this point.

(this post is an exaggeration trolling for a response from the biggest homer I have seen)

(there is a hidden message in this post)

Enh, we'll just put Tebow in at LT and he can 'use the force' to keep the blindside clean for Orton.

Clady said it wasn't that bad he should be back this season.

So Clady's a doctor now?

I'm surprised he didn't tear it when Tamba Hali made him a human ****ing merry go round.

Clady already had his surgery I'd imagine that is what the doctor told him.

Is Clady a doctor?

People don't say how long they will be recovering unless the doctor told them how long it will be.

8 weeks + another 4 for rehab... so, 3 months is about right... the MAIN problem will be for him to stay in shape during that time... not easy to do at all.

I expect him to spend most of training camp trying to shed weight and get himself in shape for the season... doubt this will affect him much if he can be disciplined about it.

The problem comes when he tries to explode off that knee with all his weight against another 300lb man coming at him full speed.

Tendon injuries are a bitch.

Oh yeah, his chances of recurring injury are damn high now, probably will wear a brace on that knee fora long while... this definitely will shorten his time in Denver.

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Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:13:09 -0400

Updating an ongoing story, Denver Broncos OT Ryan Clady (knee) suffered a torn patella tendon while playing basketball, reports Adam Schefter, of ESPN. Clady has told people he will three months.


This is not good for Clady , a 300 pound OT cannot have hopes for an effective career after this type of injury. The knees will undergo to much stress. I feel for Clady!
























But I'm happy as **** he's a donkey!!!!!

He'll be ready by training camp. It's mild according to him.

Did it playing basket ball. basketball is gay. STOP IT!!!

I heard he was going in for a layup and Percy Snow ran him over with a moped.

And the newest Denver Bronco is.....


http://dascoop.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/flozell.jpg

Why does Clady get the karma bill
for the Rat's chop blocking scheme??????????

When Tony G first came into the league, that's how he kept in shape for the off season by playing basketball.

kept carl up at nights.

The real worry was that Gonzalez at the time was thinking of trying out for an NBA team to play competitively.

I've had two friends that played D1 football and basketball respectively, injure their patellar, and neither were ever the same after it. They just couldn't get the same drive or push off that they once had. Mobility really suffers. That's too bad for Clady as he had a lot of potential. It could definitely derail his career.

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What a change of pace: a GM that doesn't air every piece of dirty laundry in the media.

:toast:

I had the same type of injury in martial arts, it took me a good 2 to 3 years to recover. My knee pops at times, I'm fully recovered but when it does happen it's like "oh, shit!".

I bet he goes on the PUP and doesnt play till like week 6 or so and then next year is on the block.

Works for me... older, not much gas left, but a nice 'insurance policy' to have around.

Kisses his fingers and points to the sky.

Man, you got that right. I had nightmares all offseason long.

wow this thread.....LMAO

I tore my patellar tendon a few years ago and had part of it removed in a surgery. It was very sore for over a year. If its' the same for him, he'll have trouble squatting, bending and the strength in that leg won't be right for a long time.

If its' like mine, it'll never be the same again, though I'm sure he's got top notch rehab assistance that I didn't.

LMAO

sweet

Clady is an offensive lineman not a WR, this injury will not hinder him at all. Mark Schlereth had dozens of surgeries on his knees and sometimes he would play in games just a week after them.