Chiefs Hollywood Brown is expected to practice this week

PatMahomesIsGod · 12-24-2024, 09:30 AM

Weird, unlucky injury history this year for Hollywood. Seems healed up.

“He was doing great in rehab, he had no pain and we were discussing return-to-play opportunities,” Rick Burkholder, the Chiefs’ vice president of sports medicine and performance, said of Brown in September. “But we had one last check, another image to do four weeks from the injury with an MRI and it looked like the bone had moved.”

“In the modern NFL, Brown’s circumstances were so rare that no player in the league in the past decade needed such a surgery. After the Chiefs consulted several specialists, Brown had his surgery done in Vail, Colo., by surgeon Peter Millett, who had performed the procedure on professional skiers.

12-24-2024, 09:30 AM	#28
PatMahomesIsGod Veteran Join Date: Apr 2024 Casino cash: $-3759500	Weird, unlucky injury history this year for Hollywood. Seems healed up. “He was doing great in rehab, he had no pain and we were discussing return-to-play opportunities,” Rick Burkholder, the Chiefs’ vice president of sports medicine and performance, said of Brown in September. “But we had one last check, another image to do four weeks from the injury with an MRI and it looked like the bone had moved.” “In the modern NFL, Brown’s circumstances were so rare that no player in the league in the past decade needed such a surgery. After the Chiefs consulted several specialists, Brown had his surgery done in Vail, Colo., by surgeon Peter Millett, who had performed the procedure on professional skiers.
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