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Landon Dickerson explains the injury that will keep him sidelined for several weeks — and why he expects to be 100% before the end of the season. “I have bone bruising in my knee. Bone bruising doesn’t really heal if you keep banging it and doing stuff. It’s one... show more

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James worthy10 天前

Now I'm wondering about this coaching staff, one of the doctors on the staff because I had a bone bruise and I was on crutches to help it heal. I walked around on it for a while but like he said it's only way to heal. It is to get off of it

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Vern“The Hawk”St. Cloud10 天前

He’s a warrior but the body is just wearing out on him. Sad to watch.

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Daz9 天前

We all love this dude but he needs to get healthy

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Leo Delaney9 天前

Why would the @Eagles even allow this guy to be out there ? THIS guy ?? With his injury history ?? Of all the players to be nonchalant about as far as injuries to his knees ?? Malpractice to me

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