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Brett Favre-QB-Jets May. 17 - 11:20 am et
Shoulder specialist Dr. David Altchek believes Brett Favre's arm injury won't prevent him playing again.
"Worst-case scenario, he would have to have minor surgery," said Altchek. "Otherwise, (the Vikings) should be in good shape. I don't think this is the kind of problem where you say, 'Uh-oh.'" Altchek said Favre's best option would be a biceps tenotomy, which would take six to eight weeks of rest and rehab before throwing again. "As a team physician, I wouldn't be worried about this at all," he said.
Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press
Shoulder specialist Dr. David Altchek believes Brett Favre's arm injury won't prevent him playing again.
"Worst-case scenario, he would have to have minor surgery," said Altchek. "Otherwise, (the Vikings) should be in good shape. I don't think this is the kind of problem where you say, 'Uh-oh.'" Altchek said Favre's best option would be a biceps tenotomy, which would take six to eight weeks of rest and rehab before throwing again. "As a team physician, I wouldn't be worried about this at all," he said.
Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press
