5 Biggest Injuries Heading Into The Fantasy Football Season

All right.

So I wanted to kind of start off with one of the major injuries that happened, especially a player of his caliber, wide receiver one Malik neighbors and the Giants.

Right.

He's obviously had some pretty good seasons already and just was coming into his own in the second season.

And then week four against the Chargers, tears his ACL and his meniscus and is out for the season.

Right.

And this on the heels of, you know, Jackson Dart and kind of getting some momentum and then ready to kind of take that young approach with Scataboo and everybody like that.

But we got to talk about it.

Right.

So it's a it was an I remember the play like it was yesterday.

He's coming down the sideline trying to catch a fade.

And his knee just buckled.

So tore meniscus, tore his ACL.

And at that point, he waited about a month to have surgery.

And that's pretty typical.

You're going to wait about a month to let the swelling go down.

And he had this surgery on October 28th.

So that's going to put him right now about 10 months.

and so it puts them in pretty good shape for the season when you kind of think of the overall like re timeline to return is anywhere between 9 and 12 months right there's been people that made it back in nine months you got rare people like adrian peterson that think he was like six months or something like that um just one of those rare breed athletes that will i mean he breaks every type of physical measure always right but the typical is 9 to 12 months and sometimes even longer than that right so he is on track about 10 months right now you get into the season from the injuries the season starts in september it's almost like a full year right so i think that's a good thing head into it what are your thoughts on malik neighbors and what you have seen from him in training camp thus far

So, yeah, he obviously had a damn good rookie season.

And so just kind of looking here, especially if you're like in a PPR league, caught 109 balls, 1,200 yards, seven touchdowns.

I mean, I would say a real solid rookie campaign.

And as you would imagine in year two, you're probably expecting – That production to even go up more, and he obviously, unfortunately, had that injury.

And I think the good news for him, as you kind of talked about, it's almost going to be a full year.

By the time they get going, September 13th against Dallas, that's where they kick off the season against, right? So what a game to start.