Mason Crosby - broken vagaina - week 11 - return unknown

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Did the Crosby "injury" really occur in week 11?... or has it been going on since the Indy game?

Also, is he included in the back by week 15 estimate?

Originally Posted by: StoicFire 

Today was a big step for me. Whether or not I play this week, that’s yet to be determined. As far as health, I want see how I feel tomorrow and how I respond to things today. I’m just trying to get out there as soon as possible. That’s my prognosis. I don’t really have a set timetable. Me personally, I don’t feel like I’m a long shot. Playing it safe, I guess you could say I’m a long shot.

Greg Jennings wrote:

Sam Shields wouldn't point to one play or one accident. But, as it turns out, the ankle injury that has sidelined the Packers cornerback since Oct. 14 is worse than originally thought.

On Wednesday, coach Mike McCarthy said Shields had a "setback" and would be out "a couple weeks."

"So, he’s not making the improvement that we hoped," McCarthy said. "It’s a little more serious injury than we anticipated."

jsonline  wrote:

🇲🇲 was asked about Crosby's vagina injury during the post-game press conference.

🇲🇲 responded: "Mason's pad level wasn't low enough, we've got to get that fixed..."


Sorry about that. I couldn't help it...

Originally Posted by: macbob 

Sam Shields wouldn't point to one play or one accident. But, as it turns out, the ankle injury that has sidelined the Packers cornerback since Oct. 14 is worse than originally thought.

On Wednesday, coach Mike McCarthy said Shields had a "setback" and would be out "a couple weeks."

"So, he’s not making the improvement that we hoped," McCarthy said. "It’s a little more serious injury than we anticipated."

jsonline  wrote:

One certainty is that starting cornerback Sam Shields  will remain out for a fifth consecutive game due to an ankle injury.

"Sam's had a setback and it's going be a couple weeks," McCarthy said. "He's not making the improvement that we hoped. It's a little more serious injury than we anticipated."

When Shields was approached in the locker room about his apparent setback, he wasn't too sure what McCarthy was talking about.

"I didn't do anything (to aggravate it)," Shields said. "I'm just not ready. We're just going day-by-day right now, week-by-week. I don't know."

Shields appeared to be walking fine and even jumped up and down to show that his ankle was functioning well. Shields was a limited participant in practice last week but was officially ruled out of Sunday's game on Wednesday after sitting out the morning practice.

Green Bay - Running back Cedric Benson of the Green Bay Packers said Wednesday it's still possible that he will need foot surgery , which would end his first season with the team.

Benson has an appointment scheduled later in the month with Robert Anderson, a foot and ankle specialist in Charlotte, N.C.

"It's still a lingering possibility," Benson said, referring to surgery. "And that's not cool when you're trying to get back to play.

"I'm going to a doctor who they trust. I'm going to have a one-on-one with him."

Benson, who was injured Oct. 7 in Indianapolis, has been on the temporary injured reserve list for six weeks. He would be eligible to return Dec. 9 against Detroit.

There are three types of Lisfranc injuries. It was reported by ESPN that he suffered a Lisfranc fracture, but Benson said he still wasn't sure what type of Lisfranc injury he has on his left foot.