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Welcome to the fun day early evening edition everybody. Hope you're a week through went well. Hope you enjoyed the Sunday night show. Hope you're going to get some pizza for dinner tonight.

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And I'll tell you about that a little bit later when we have will Brinson and Chris towers on, but right now we have Dr. Brandon Bowers. He's a contributor on sports line. Dr. Bowers. Welcome to fantasy football today. How you doing?

Adam, I'm doing great. I appreciate you having me on the show to chat about some injuries here. Oh, I know. I wish we didn't have to do it. But you know, the number one pick in fantasy drafts and many fantasy drafts, say, Juan Barclay.

He could what do you think of the timeline is we've seen four to eight weeks high ankle spray and what are you thinking here for Barclay?

Yeah, really the time on that they've given the four to eight and I saw it four to six before he had his MRI is really right on par with what we typically see with this type of injury.

When we have a high ankle sprain, it's an injury to the send his most is joint, which is a stable joint that's right above the ankle. And when it's injured, it becomes very unstable and becomes problematic. So I'd say four to eight weeks is right on course with what we typically see clinically.

And he should be back to being 100% afterwards afterwards. He'll probably a little bit limited.

There's a chance that this thing will bark at him the rest of the season. It'll really take probably a full off season for him to get 100% right.

But he should be pretty close to 80 to 90% when he does come back after his rehab after the shutdown time of 48 weeks.

Now you, like I said, you're a sports line contributor. So you write a weekly column for sports line.

I do that comes out every Thursday morning and I'll discuss injuries each week.

The guys that were hitting on here today will all be included in the injury reported as Gus returned to play timetables. I'll dive into the anatomy and physiology of these injuries from a clinical and work side of things.

So that way, consumers of the sports line content will have good information to help make decisions about their fantasy football teams.

So how how do you deal with injury reports with, you know, all the questionable.

We don't have probable anymore as of a few years ago now. Have you been able to read in between the lines, basically with some different coaches, different teams and their injury reports?

Yeah, I mean, it can be a little bit difficult at times. But what would I rely on heavy is just my clinical experience when you have an idea of certain injuries.

For example, a soft tissue injury, a hamstring or a quad, which we'll chat about with some guys here in a little bit tend to be a little more finicky.

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