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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Un4GivN" data-source="post: 640907" data-attributes="member: 8782">Not sure what constitutes a "real" sprain... But that is only a partially true statement that was made popular. High grade sprains can actually cause instability in a joint, though bad breaks can require screws and bone grafts to fix.But MM repeatedly stated this is a "normal" sprain meaning grade 1 or 2 at the most. Typically like 4 weeks to return. The problem I see with it is the constant "setbacks". I have to believe someone is doing something incorrectly for NFL receiver to re-sprain his ankle twice after the initial one. Isn't there someone in charge of that?Either way, its almost time to IR him.. By the time he comes back he will have missed nearly 3/4 of the season. Will be rusty and need to get into the swing again. Think you are better off at some point getting another fresh body on the roster than just sitting and hoping.</blockquote>

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