Chiefs Mitchell Schwartz has surgery - Page 12

Originally Posted by staylor26:
Umm he did....

Even Young would tell you that.

I know.

It's only brought up every damn time his name is mentioned. That's the joke.
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Originally Posted by Detoxing:
I know.

It's only brought up every damn time his name is mentioned. That's the joke.

I knew you were mocking it, but I thought you were implying it wasn’t true. My bad.
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Veach shared that it was a "disc" issue for Schwartz.
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From several sources at interview but this taken from KC Star.

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As for Fisher (Achilles) and Schwartz (back), who form the bookend blocking tandem for Mahomes, Veach said the team hopes both veteran tackles are available for training camp.

Schwartz, who missed 11 regular-season games and the entire postseason, announced his surgery via Twitter in late February, while Fisher had a medical procedure on Jan. 29 after suffering a ruptured left Achilles tendon in the AFC Championship Game.

“We’re hopeful both these guys will complete their rehab and be available for training camp and start the 2021 season,” Veach said.

Fisher’s projection might appear aggressive given the typical recovery time from a ruptured Achilles, which could be anywhere between four to six months, or up to 11 months, depending on the individual.

Veach said the Chiefs’ optimism regarding Fisher’s return is based on the projection of Rick Burkholder, who serves as the team’s vice president of sports medicine and performance, and the Chiefs’ medical staff.

https://www.kansascity.com/sports/nf...249602033.html

So if not surgery on Fisher, what type of medical procedure would it be?
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Originally Posted by Wilson8:
From several sources at interview but this taken from KC Star.

So if not surgery on Fisher, what type of medical procedure would it be?

I'm sure it was a surgery.
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Originally Posted by Wilson8:
From several sources at interview but this taken from KC Star.

So if not surgery on Fisher, what type of medical procedure would it be?

I hope it wasn't the same one Eric Berry had done...
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