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Caleb Williams - Took a long stride to avoid the tackle and went down non-contact. Not seeing too much at the knee. This one could just be a hamstring injury but I’ll keep analyzing it.

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Nikola Jokic has suffered a Non-Contact Knee injury🚨 🤕By the way he went down and was holding the front of his knee, it could be a tibia or meniscus injury. 📈Jokic had 21 Points, 8 Assists and 5 Rebounds in 19 Minutes for the Nuggets, who are down 85-94 vs the Miami Heat.

Nikola Jokic has suffered a Non-Contact Knee injury🚨 🤕By the way he went down and was holding the front of his knee, it could be a tibia or meniscus injury. 📈Jokic had 21 Points, 8 Assists and 5 Rebounds in 19 Minutes for the Nuggets, who are down 85-94 vs the Miami Heat.

BallersCulture

151,313 views • 8 months ago

Went back and looked at the Toppin injury and it does appear (hard to tell with confidence) that Diop's knee makes contact with the side of Toppin's right knee area. Best case scenario is that it's just a contusion.

Went back and looked at the Toppin injury and it does appear (hard to tell with confidence) that Diop's knee makes contact with the side of Toppin's right knee area. Best case scenario is that it's just a contusion.

Austin Massey

40,587 views • 7 months ago

“It hurts, man…he’s the heart, soul, and engine of this team. Hopefully he’s okay and gets back out there.” Luther Burden’s reaction to seeing Caleb Williams go down with an injury:

“It hurts, man…he’s the heart, soul, and engine of this team. Hopefully he’s okay and gets back out there.” Luther Burden’s reaction to seeing Caleb Williams go down with an injury:

CHGO Bears

59,034 views • 3 days ago

This was the play that got Lu Dort ejected. The contact with Nikola Jokić appeared to be targeting his previously injured left knee. Some OKC fans are arguing it was just incidental contact and that Jokić sold it. But when asked, lead referee James Williams was clear that the action met the criteria for a flagrant foul due to the nature of the contact: “Lu Dort was assessed a flagrant foul penalty 2 because we deemed his contact on Jokić to be unnecessary and excessive with a high potential for injury, and also because the contact led to an altercation that did not dissolve. So, by rule, a flagrant foul penalty 2 carries an automatic ejection.”

This was the play that got Lu Dort ejected. The contact with Nikola Jokić appeared to be targeting his previously injured left knee. Some OKC fans are arguing it was just incidental contact and that Jokić sold it. But when asked, lead referee James Williams was clear that the action met the criteria for a flagrant foul due to the nature of the contact: “Lu Dort was assessed a flagrant foul penalty 2 because we deemed his contact on Jokić to be unnecessary and excessive with a high potential for injury, and also because the contact led to an altercation that did not dissolve. So, by rule, a flagrant foul penalty 2 carries an automatic ejection.”

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720,173 views • 6 months ago

Do more hill sprints. Hamstring strains are the #1 injury in contact sports and its one of the biggest reasons athletes never develop one of the most valuable qualities in sport - Speed. Hill sprinting is a smart way to reintroduce high-speed running if you’re cautious about hamstring injuries. The incline naturally shortens stride length and reduces peak hamstring strain compared to flat sprinting. Yes — nothing replaces flat max-velocity sprinting. But you have to be conditioned for it. Hill sprints help bridge that gap, building speed exposure while managing risk. Credit to @horton_barbell (unbelievable facility) and STATSports for the clips

Do more hill sprints. Hamstring strains are the #1 injury in contact sports and its one of the biggest reasons athletes never develop one of the most valuable qualities in sport - Speed. Hill sprinting is a smart way to reintroduce high-speed running if you’re cautious about hamstring injuries. The incline naturally shortens stride length and reduces peak hamstring strain compared to flat sprinting. Yes — nothing replaces flat max-velocity sprinting. But you have to be conditioned for it. Hill sprints help bridge that gap, building speed exposure while managing risk. Credit to @horton_barbell (unbelievable facility) and STATSports for the clips

JT Performance

406,803 views • 8 months ago

It’s worth noting that Caleb also suffered a hamstring injury at USC. He played in the Cotton Bowl one month later, throwing for 462 yards and 5 TDs

It’s worth noting that Caleb also suffered a hamstring injury at USC. He played in the Cotton Bowl one month later, throwing for 462 yards and 5 TDs

Depressed Bears Fan

218,208 views • 3 days ago

Jaxson Dart - There’s a chance this is a multi-ligament injury to his left knee. We’ve seen this in-air hits where the knee whips into extension/valgus. Best case: MCL injury Worst case: ACL+MCL I didn’t like how much his knee moved on the in-air contact.

Jaxson Dart - There’s a chance this is a multi-ligament injury to his left knee. We’ve seen this in-air hits where the knee whips into extension/valgus. Best case: MCL injury Worst case: ACL+MCL I didn’t like how much his knee moved on the in-air contact.

Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT

1,894,744 views • 2 days ago

Here’s a back angle of the same play. This is a clean play IMO. I see some mild contact here, but no tackle “from behind” is performed which has been alluded to by some. Jakob is not a dirty player and has never proven to be. Kuithe plants with his left leg at the top of the route and you see a slight buckling inward of the left knee (valgus force which is typical in ACL tears.) This is normal contact with a TE/DB at the top of a route. Jakob disengages with his body after the initial contact. It appears to be a left knee injury. Possibly an ACL tear with some collateral damage based off the mechanism. Kuithe begins to hobble after the plant and eventually falls to the turf. Kuithe, in 2022 suffered an ACL injury and meniscus tear to his right knee. Data shows that once you’ve had an ACL Injury, there is a higher risk of injuring your opposite knee than your reconstructed knee. Furthermore, there is increasing data supporting the elevated risk of ACL injuries correlated to turf as well as style and type of cleats. My heart goes out to Kuithe.

Here’s a back angle of the same play. This is a clean play IMO. I see some mild contact here, but no tackle “from behind” is performed which has been alluded to by some. Jakob is not a dirty player and has never proven to be. Kuithe plants with his left leg at the top of the route and you see a slight buckling inward of the left knee (valgus force which is typical in ACL tears.) This is normal contact with a TE/DB at the top of a route. Jakob disengages with his body after the initial contact. It appears to be a left knee injury. Possibly an ACL tear with some collateral damage based off the mechanism. Kuithe begins to hobble after the plant and eventually falls to the turf. Kuithe, in 2022 suffered an ACL injury and meniscus tear to his right knee. Data shows that once you’ve had an ACL Injury, there is a higher risk of injuring your opposite knee than your reconstructed knee. Furthermore, there is increasing data supporting the elevated risk of ACL injuries correlated to turf as well as style and type of cleats. My heart goes out to Kuithe.

Ben Criddle

135,561 views • 1 year ago

Aispuro-Bichet seems to bring Lindop down with his left leg. The tackle was put on report. Hopefully not a long-term injury for Lindop:

Aispuro-Bichet seems to bring Lindop down with his left leg. The tackle was put on report. Hopefully not a long-term injury for Lindop:

John Davidson

49,824 views • 3 months ago

And down goes Coach Sid for the 10 count… I’ve been hurt as a player. But never as a coach. I guess you’d say it was a non-contact injury. The announcer makes it even better. 😂😂😂

And down goes Coach Sid for the 10 count… I’ve been hurt as a player. But never as a coach. I guess you’d say it was a non-contact injury. The announcer makes it even better. 😂😂😂

Sid Crist

16,803 views • 2 years ago

At Tozaisen this week, Tomoza landed what appears to be a crossup Double Knee. I took it into training mode for a bit, but the timing and spacing is so specific that I couldn't hit it with much consistency. By the way, TMF and TMZ had a great run so check out the video!

At Tozaisen this week, Tomoza landed what appears to be a crossup Double Knee. I took it into training mode for a bit, but the timing and spacing is so specific that I couldn't hit it with much consistency. By the way, TMF and TMZ had a great run so check out the video!

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After watching both the Packers and Bears games back, it’s very clear that Jordan Love is still just a much better quarterback than Caleb Williams… His vision and the way he commands a team is just so much better. It’s a night and day difference… Caleb has a long way to go before he gets to Jordan Love’s level…. 👀🧀

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39,269 views • 8 days ago

So this is a landing space foul because there is foot to foot contact, but thankfully it's not a flagrant, and the natural sway on the fade means SGA's feet flow forward. This is one they could keep refining in terms of the rules

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594,649 views • 9 months ago

Left lower leg for De’Zhaun Stribling Non-contact but not a good angle to see if the Achilles went. Concerns for: 1. Achilles 2. Calf strain 3. Fibular/Ankle injury Probably in that order. Was helped into the medical tent non-weight bearing.

Left lower leg for De’Zhaun Stribling Non-contact but not a good angle to see if the Achilles went. Concerns for: 1. Achilles 2. Calf strain 3. Fibular/Ankle injury Probably in that order. Was helped into the medical tent non-weight bearing.

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743,411 views • 13 days ago