Being a PT w/ the Minnesota Twins was a dream I didn’t think I’d ever voluntary leave But when I did, I didn’t anticipate ending up in Denver But here we are loving it I’m Edwin. My company is PRO Athlete Physical Therapy. I get athletes out of pain & performing at the next level Link in bio!

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Cha Cha Real smooth…. Now it’s time to get funky 🕺🏾

Plz. Don’t.

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Sean Bush Potentially! I always go back to the tweet below when it comes to usage/wear and tear. Historically, the most successful NFL RBs were at some point dominant at the collegiate level - both in usage and production. There are always outliers, and maybe Love is one of them.

Unfortunately no guide this year. No bandwidth. But keep an eye out for a massive update Fantasy Points

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Dak Prescott's ADP is QB12 He averaged 1.4 carries and 3.7 rush yards (pre-injury) He finished as QB22 on a points per game basis Dak Prescott's ADP is QB12?

If you want a timeline of the Great McCaffrey Achilles Debacle of 2024, here it is My takeaway - were the Niners keeping secrets early? Yes. Could the Niners predict he would end up on the IR with bilateral teninopathy? Probably not

Man. Still shook about this trade.

Only 8 WRs since 2013 have hit 85%+ pre-ACL production upon returning Those 8 WRs: -Minimally complex injury -Young age -80%+ success rate against zone coverage per Reception Perception Brandon Aiyuk’s success rate against zone: 85% He's 10 months post-op mid-Sept

If you don’t follow Edwin, shame on you first of all. But secondly you have to. My dude always give actionable statistically backed perspectives on injuries and recovery, like no other. And he’s married to a pharmacist? Legend.

Watson is explosive but - change of direction/deceleration is the name of the game I'm *still* rooting for CW but his body hasn't cooperated since entering the NFL He's young/things change, but an athlete w/ a long history of soft tissue injuries post ACL is worrisome

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We need more botched interactions to confirm injuries tbh