Henderson Out 2-4 Weeks w/Ankle Sprain

[DY_nasty]

If a fractured wrist, knee tendinitis, a torn labrum in hip (required surgery), a strained hamstring, and a sprained foot within 3 years qualify as just "normal" for someone under 25 years old, then what is injury-prone?

I consider Stephen Curry and Eric Gordon injury prone.

He's nowhere near that. Also, he plays a more physical brand of basketball than most - small injuries are to be expected. It's "normal" in my opinion only. I don't expect every guy under 26 to be an ironman. Injuries are a part of every sport and recovery from injuries is just as much of a job as their performance on the court. As long they aren't recurring, I can say that he's doing his job.

Pretty much my thoughts regarding it.

[CampNightmare8]

Yeah he's nowhere near Eric Gordon, Stephen Curry, Andrew Bynum.. Now those players are injury prone.

[fan_of_a_fan]

OK. Jonathan Stewart isn't injury-prone because Jon Beason is more prone to injury, and Jon Beason isn't injury prone because Thomas Davis is more prone to injury than both of them.

...or better yet, Michael Vick's not injury prone because Bob Sanders is.

[DY_nasty]

OK. Jonathan Stewart isn't injury-prone because Jon Beason is more prone to injury, and Jon Beason isn't injury prone because Thomas Davis is more prone to injury than both of them.

...or better yet, Michael Vick's not injury prone because Bob Sanders is.

uh.. okay?

I provided what I considered a baseline and an extreme. If you're just going to move goalposts in a talktomyself type rant then lol