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Old 06-12-2024, 02:29 PM  
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Joe Thuney still out with pec injury. Should we be concerned?
Joe Thuney is still out with a pec injury and isn’t going to practice at all throug minicamp and OTA’s. As far as we know he didn’t have surgery so this is a little concerning.

It could be precautionary but then again it has been 5 months since this injury happened. You’d think that would be enough time for a non-surgical injury to heal.

Most concerning part is the workouts in the off-season. If you remember Eric Fisher had a bad arm injury and couldn’t lift much on one side and it affected him badly. Hope that’s not the case here
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A torn pectoral tendon requiring a surgical fix is a 6-8 month injury, this isn't abnormal.
It was never confirmed if he had surgery
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It was never confirmed if he had surgery
It'd be surprising if he didn't unless it was just a muscle tear and in that case he should be fine by now.
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A torn pectoral tendon requiring a surgical fix is a 6-8 month injury, this isn't abnormal.
This. It was always going to be like this.
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