• 3 months ago
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00:00To me, I think one of the most intriguing names out there, if you're thinking about
00:07drafting because he's going so high is Colts quarterback, Anthony Richardson, me and Bronner.
00:13We disagree. I think that he's a little too fragile for me, especially just because of
00:17the way he plays. What do you think as far as outlook of his shoulder and just lingering
00:22concerns because of his style of play?
00:26We don't have any concerns about his shoulder per se and the surgery. I think the shoulder
00:33is going to be fine. And you may have heard me say this before. I, as a physician and
00:39former head team doctor, I think it's disrespectful to call players injury prone. Okay. To me,
00:47injury prone is player a takes a hit and is injured and player B takes the same hit and
00:55is not injured or the same thing happens. And if that's the case, then maybe you're
01:00injury prone. But the reality is there are very few injury prone players in the NFL.
01:07However, I do think based on his early returns and his success, Anthony Richardson and his
01:15style of play can put him more prone to injury. The amount that he runs around. Now it's wordsmithing,
01:24but there's a big difference between injury prone and prone to injury. Look, you're more
01:27prone to injury. If you take double black diamond ski runs versus green or blue runs,
01:33right? That doesn't make you injury prone, but you are more prone to injury based on
01:38risk. And that's what we see with Anthony Richardson, unless they change his style and
01:44what he does, the amount of running that he does, he's going to take more hits. And that's
01:49where the risk comes in.

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