From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs, this is the

locked on chiefs podcast. Welcome back to locked on chiefs. I am doing this

pod alone. I am at training camp this weekend and this is going to be

kind of a two-parter that I put together. So in my mobile rig sound is not quite the same

qualities you would normally hear, so bear with me, but we're going to break this into two parts.

We're to start with Saturday's report, what I saw at Clamp, and we're going to move on to what happened Sunday. We'll put it all together and you guys will

hear this Sunday night or Monday. I just want to say off the bat, for everyone who was able to come out and that I

met at camp, thank you all. It was great to see everybody.

Both fans of RGR as well as locked on it was great to run into everybody and I appreciate it.

I've got long list names and we'll go over that probably towards the end of the it. I've got a long list of names and we'll go over that

probably towards the end of the show after I've had both days to record. As it stands

right now the first half of this show is about Saturday and Saturday we found

out that Daniel Sorensen actually had surgery to repair a

tibial plateau fracture as well as an MCL as well as a meniscus. This was not just the run of the mill injury that it may have been

purported to be off the get-go. Tibial plateau is a fracture within the upper

surface of the main bone of your lower leg.

It is a load bearing, it is where your weight goes. It's part of that groove below the knee.

That's a significant injury.

It can be repaired a number of different ways depending on the severity.

This is also something you may have heard in reference to an injury that

J.J. Watt had a couple years ago, so keep that in mind,

and that'll tell you about what the prognosis is.

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