Jonah Williams will likely miss the entire 2019 season with a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
Williams was the Cincinnati Bengals' first round pick in 2019.
The Bengals expected Williams to be their starting left tackle.
Jonah Williams will likely miss the entire 2019 season with a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
Williams was the Cincinnati Bengals' first round pick in 2019.
The Bengals expected Williams to be their starting left tackle.
Sony Michel underwent knee surgery this offseason and he's reportedly "progressing quickly" in his rehab.
The New England Patriots running back has been working out at Tom Brady's TB12 facility.
Michel missed a few games during his rookie season, but was a key offensive piece for the Patriots.
In his first interview since suffering a gruesome leg injury, Alex Smith says that he still intends to continue his NFL career.
"That's the plan," Smith said. "That's the plan. Steps. I've got to conquer some more steps before I get there. Learn to run again. That's a big one. I'm already throwing. I already feel like throwing is not a problem. I feel like I can throw. But dropping, moving around, all that kind of stuff, change of direction."
The Washington Redskins quarterback must wear the external fixator on his leg for another four to six weeks.
"Believe it or not, this thing is going to save my leg, save my bone, allow me to heal and walk again and hopefully play football again," Smith said.
Matthew Stafford played through a broken back toward the end of the 2018 season.
The Detroit Lions quarterback reportedly had some tiny fractures in his back.
Stafford suffered the injury in Week 13 against the Los Angeles Rams when he was tackled 11 times.
The Los Angeles Rams have continually downplayed any issue with Todd Gurley's knee despite missed time during the team's run to the Super Bowl last season.
However, Travelle Gaines, Gurley's personal trainer, confirmed that the running back has arthritic issues stemming from an ACL tear in college. He downplayed any impact on Gurley's play.
"Everybody knew when Todd came out of Georgia that there would be some kind of arthritic component to his knee, which is part of every surgery whether it's a shoulder, a knee, an ankle," Gaines said.
"He's now at the year-five mark, all we're doing is managing that. If we can pound him less in the offseason while keeping his weight down, working on his strength, working on his agility in short areas, that's going to give him a better chance to be healthy Weeks 14 through 17 when they really count."