For the people asking what's taking White so long...

[HardyBoy]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34997019/49ers-cb-jason-verrett-suffers-season-ending-achilles-injury

 

Edit2: Actually fully relevant. He tore his acl in 2016 and has had chronic significant knee and lower leg injuries ever since. Looks like the first knee injury turned into a secondary knee issue, which turned into an Achilles, which turned into another acl, which turned into this most recent Achilles. 
 

Edit: this poor dude must have something going on with his mechanics (like RGIII or Zion Williamson in the nba). Not sure it's the best comp fully in retrospect because of it to White, but gotta be careful rushing people back if they are showing muscle imbalance or not adequate muscle endurance, which again I'm not sure is the case here. This guy tore the knee Sept last year too, so before White by over 2 months: 

 

"The Achilles tear is the latest in a long list of significant injuries Verrett has suffered since entering the league as a first-round pick of the Chargers in the 2014 NFL draft. Before Verrett tore his right ACL on Sept. 12, 2021, he also had played just six games in a four-season span (2016-18 with the Chargers and 2019 with the Niners) because of a torn left ACL in 2016, persistent knee issues in 2017 and a torn right Achilles in 2018 that lingered into 2019."

Edited November 11, 2022 by HardyBoy

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Everyone is different.

[Pete]

Who’s asking what’s taking Tra so long?

[HardyBoy]

3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Everyone is different.

Right, so people need to stop saying he should have been back in eight months.

[Pete]

Just now, HardyBoy said:

Right, so people need to stop saying he should have been back in eight months.

Again- who is saying that?

[DCofNC]

Verrett can’t catch a break, it’s really too bad, he’s a starter when healthy, he’s flashed as a high end player at times.

[Tierlifer]

14 minutes ago, Pete said:

Who’s asking what’s taking Tra so long?

All the washed up high school jocks who post on here that are saying “rub some dirt on it, why are they coddling him?”

[Might Rather]

I think it's just the way this staff rolls... with caution and not rushing guys back. They care about their guys and the future.

[HardyBoy]

15 minutes ago, Pete said:

Who’s asking what’s taking Tra so long?

Sarcasm?

 

Otherwise where have you been?!

[Big Turk]

14 minutes ago, Pete said:

Again- who is saying that?

Plenty of people on this board. I think it's silly since he it was 11 months since he started practicing and he needs to first get back in football shape and then get into game ready shape

[RyanC883]

17 minutes ago, Pete said:

Who’s asking what’s taking Tra so long?

 

my 7 year old son who has a Tre jersey 😜

[Buffalo_Stampede]

2 hours ago, HardyBoy said:

Right, so people need to stop saying he should have been back in eight months.

Should’ve? Are people saying he should’ve? He definitely could’ve. He’s not. 

2 hours ago, Big Turk said:

Plenty of people on this board. I think it's silly since he it was 11 months since he started practicing and he needs to first get back in football shape and then get into game ready shape

He definitely needed practice time. Practice time was definitely going to happen. 
 

The fear isn’t over the ACL now, it’s a hamstring or something similar because his body isn’t ready to go up against players in mid season form.

[BuffaloRebound]

Not sure how you get in game shape other than getting out there on sundays.  Nobody’s asking him to play every snap.  Treat it like his pre-season.  Our secondary needs all the help it can get.  2 or 3 defensive series from White would be a nice jolt for the team.  

[LABILLBACKER]

OBJ got injured on February,  Tre in November....who comes back first?

[John from Riverside]

37 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Should’ve? Are people saying he should’ve? He definitely could’ve. He’s not. 

He definitely needed practice time. Practice time was definitely going to happen. 
 

The fear isn’t over the ACL now, it’s a hamstring or something similar because his body isn’t ready to go up against players in mid season form.

The coaches of had the opportunity to watch them in practice for a couple weeks now they will know when he’s ready

[Sammy Watkins' Rib]

3 hours ago, HardyBoy said:

Right, so people need to stop saying he should have been back in eight months.

 

I haven't seen that sentinment posted once. Is this a relatively new thing? 

[Buffalo_Stampede]

32 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

The coaches of had the opportunity to watch them in practice for a couple weeks now they will know when he’s ready

I don’t think they actually know. It definitely doesn’t hurt to let him ramp up slowly. 

[US Egg]

Do the forum another favor to avoid further questions/queries and repetitive threads in here.

 

Educate us on the Hyde injury and his likely return to avoid excessive hand wringing in 2023.

 

Edited November 11, 2022 by I am the egg man

[Airseven]

There was a setback, they’re not saying it, but there was a setback. He’ll be back Thanksgiving at earliest.

[John from Riverside]

46 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

I don’t think they actually know. It definitely doesn’t hurt to let him ramp up slowly. 

Sean McDermott is the defensive back whisper I think that he will be able to take a look at tray and know when it’s time to get them back onto the field