sprained ligament in his right thumb is expected to sideline Detroit Lions quarterback Drew Stanton for the first three games of the regular season. The Lions have a bye in the fourth week and Stanton, the team's No. 3 quarterback, is expected to return after that.
Stanton jammed his thumb into another player's shoulder pad during Thursday's workout. He was recently examined by team physican Dr. Kyle Anderson.
"There's no fracture and no surgery is indicated,'' Lions athletic trainer Dean Kleinschmidt said. "The treatment is to immobilize it so he's in a cast for four weeks.
Good thing I am not one to say I told you so... Seriously though, speedy recovery Drew.
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sprained ligament in his right thumb is expected to sideline Detroit Lions quarterback Drew Stanton for the first three games of the regular season. The Lions have a bye in the fourth week and Stanton, the team's No. 3 quarterback, is expected to return after that.
Stanton jammed his thumb into another player's shoulder pad during Thursday's workout. He was recently examined by team physican Dr. Kyle Anderson.
"There's no fracture and no surgery is indicated,'' Lions athletic trainer Dean Kleinschmidt said. "The treatment is to immobilize it so he's in a cast for four weeks.
Good thing I am not one to say I told you so... Seriously though, speedy recovery Drew.
I saw a headline yesterday and thought...figures. This guy can not stay healthy to save his life.
sprained ligament in his right thumb is expected to sideline Detroit Lions quarterback Drew Stanton for the first three games of the regular season. The Lions have a bye in the fourth week and Stanton, the team's No. 3 quarterback, is expected to return after that.
Stanton jammed his thumb into another player's shoulder pad during Thursday's workout. He was recently examined by team physican Dr. Kyle Anderson.
"There's no fracture and no surgery is indicated,'' Lions athletic trainer Dean Kleinschmidt said. "The treatment is to immobilize it so he's in a cast for four weeks.
Good thing I am not one to say I told you so... Seriously though, speedy recovery Drew.
I saw a headline yesterday and thought...figures. This guy can not stay healthy to save his life.
yeah, but it's not like we spent an early 2nd rounder on him and are planning for him to be our QB of the future...oh wait
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What the heck, wasn't there any X-Buc QBs floating around?
Again the falseness of NimRod. He wants players that eat and breathe football, yet he grabs a QB who chose to try and play baseball over football. Drew Henson-the man who had it all and did so little with it.
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