Worst Football Injuries EVER - Doctor Explains Marcus Lattimore Knee Dislocation
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Marcus Lattimore suffered a major knee injury in college, tearing nearly every ligament in his knee and sustaining a dislocation. This is a closer look at the medical details of what happened in one of the worst football injuries in history
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What other historical injuries should I take a look at?
You're awesome my guy!
Definitely Bo Jackson
Kevin Ware
Napoleon KaUfman vs 49ers
Pothro WR from Alabama
I attended this game and was on the field at the time of injury... I've never heard a stadium so quiet! Marcus was a Heisman candidate and should have played a LONG time on Sundays, had it not been for this tragic play. I can't express how much he meant to that team.
I remember watching this play live on TV. What a horrific injury.
I was at this game. stadium got real quiet except for ppl screaming/gasping in horror
same, i was like 13 years old at the time
@@bryan.flores I was like 27.... Now I feel old lol
@@BishjamIC lol
Ruined his career. Really sad.
I still remember watching this play live, I hate it so much for him because of how great he was at football but more over how great of a person he is.
Was such a good player and had such crazy potential. Really a shame. Hope he's doing alright somewhere
Our high schools were bitter rivals, but Marcus was one of those exceptional people that everyone pulled for. His ability was next level, and he's a solid person. That injury broke a lot of hearts.
Could you please look over the Lions CB neck injury against the Patriots that happened this weekend? (Week 5)
That was so strange. I’ll take another look and see if we have any new info
From watching that game i have no idea which DB injury you're talking about bc so many happened, hate to see that for those guys.
lmao i love the joke but he’s talking about Saivion Smith
@@BrianSuttererMD i was about to ask this too
I was at the game and even though im a pats fan i was genuinely worried about that man especially when the ambulance came out
Was glad to hear he could feel his hands and feet
@@jacobsims8307 the one they needed an ambulance for is the one hes talking about
this was a scary one! and the fact that he actually played again is remarkable!!
He didn’t play again
@@dakotagordon1502 He was on the 49ers for a bit but don’t think he even saw preseason time. This injury ended his career.
Did not (really) play again. Rehabbed, taken by the 9ers and signed briefly but never played.
Great video! Growing up in SC, this injury always resonated with me and I've always wondered about the anatomical side of it
I was at this game. Those days when SC could beat anyone. Marcus works for SC now.
Love the tips for first aiders in this video. I'm a medical student and also work as a first aider and find your videos so helpful on both fronts! :)
That was painful to watch. Ouch!! Great informative video like always.
Great video brian! Super informative.
I, too, remember this injury. No. 24 for Tennessee tackled Lattimore below the knee, which contributed to the injury. Number 34's tackle was textbook.
Thought this was Marshon Lattimore for a second. You scared me dude
concise, entertaining and informative, love learning on channels like this, many thanks
Hey Doc! I hope you're doing well. It would be awesome to see you do the Kevin Ware injury.
Man thanks for this content. You are a blessing!
It’s injuries like this and many others that remind you it’s really not worth it!
Been waiting on this for so long. As a USC fan this is tough to watch, he was so good
Could you cover Saivion Smith's injury that happened yesterday?
Thank you for that update. I am trying to go to school for sports medicine
As a die hard Gamecock, this is something I'll never be able to erase from my memory. I remember not being able to look away, due to the shock of losing maybe the best gamecock ever, and knowing his career was over.
man y’all take any excuse to say “gamecock”
A year later, Gamecock gamecock gamecock gamecock... Go COCKS!
Willis McGahee also had a pretty gruesome injury
That’s always who I think of when I see a knee hyper extension
That's so gruesome. Nice explanation of what happened.
So well explained. I’ve only had “minor” knee injuries and gosh this gives me shivers. Idk how y’all in chat with similar injuries can watch… 😬
Slow weekend for sport injuries. I like the tb injury videos
Watched this one live, I really enjoyed watching that years south Carolina team. This was a damn shame
I know what the guy is going through...my injury was very similar except my patella tendon ruptured ( have a screw holding it in place ). Also, besides the ACL, MCL & PCL tearing, most of the Meniscus was shredded,
the Vastus Lateralis tore away from the bone and got infected, and the doctor's couldn't get it under control, so about 8" of the muscle had to be removed.
I have lived with the injury since I was 20 years old. I had hoped to have a chance to try out for the NFL after college, but it took me close to 3 years to rehab and then lose the weight I had gained from being inactive. I am 6'6" and my playing weight was 320 lbs. as an Offensive Lineman.
Hopefully this player gets over the surgery and can get on with his life! Everything changes with this type of injury.
During a soccer game, one of my teammates tore his ACL, MCL, and patellar tendon. This was in the mid 80's, and the surgery for a highschool athlete in the mid 80's wasn't what it is now. He still walks with a limp.
On top of all of that, the ref gave him a red card for dangerous play, and we finished the game a man down and majorly pissed off at the ref.
Happened 10 years ago
How badly did that hurt
i watched lattimore's high school highlight tape and then watched him in college. he looked like he had a massive future and then this happened. i was so bummed for him
Never had I had a soft tummy...until watching this over and over again. Couldnt imagine feeling the pain of beiing told..your done!!
I remember this injury for sure. Worse knee injury I think I've seen. Real shame for Marcus Lattimore because he was such a talented player too.
Could you do one on the Djibril Cisse or Demba Ba leg break?
I was at that game, and that injury sucked the energy out of Williams-Brice. It was a sense of nervousness the rest of the day.
I'm a Clemson fan and this pained me to see this dude get hurt. Especially since he got hurt the season before. Tragic.
The worst injury I think I've ever seen would be a hockey goalie had his throat sliced by a skate and he survived, would be fascinating to hear you talk about what the medical team would do in that situation.
Omg, i remember that. He cut his aorta.
@@jabarwright4333 *carotid
My god I remember this like it was yesterday. Poor guy
As a South Carolina fan this was so hard for me to watch. Especially considering that Lattimore was such a great person & player
Damn doc , I still remember this injury watching it live. He was such a great player.
Saw this live hard to watch to this day
Do a video on Song Yadong’s cut from his most recent fight! That was a nasty one I’d like to see your take on it.
What can I do to heal my popliteal oblique ligament? Because I hyperextended my knee back in September and have been unable to sprint full speed since. I didn’t know what was injured but from this video you taught me what it was.
I watched it live, worst leg injury I've ever seen aside from the one that occured to Ware at Louisville during march madness.
Love your videos you should be the nfl’s chief medical officer, forget Allen Sills
I’m glad I can just listen to this video! 😖😖😖
kid in my high school had this happen our freshman year. this was 09. he never ran again sadly
I literally threw this mental image away in my brains trash bin......Thank you for retrieving this deleted file for me.
I was watching this game when this happened. When I saw his leg flop over I knew it wasn’t good. He was a hell of a running back
I had a play in baseball when I was younger where I was at shortstop and went up for an errant throw from the catcher. As I was catching the ball, the runner dove and his helmet went straight into my right knee and effectively spun me around before I hit the ground. The coach made me finish the game since we only had 9 players, but I could hardly walk on that. Somehow, I was only out for a week before I was able to play most of a game again. I'm convinced that if my foot was planted though, my knee would have been a goner
This one was horrific for sure.
Could you do a video on maybe the worst knee injury I've ever seen? It was Raiders running back Napoleon McCallum getting injured on Monday Night Football in 1994. It's pretty gruesome and the video is hard to watch without turning away.
Hands down the ugliest knee injury ever. I’d say this one, the qb from UCF several years ago and Sean Livingston are close but McCollum stands out in my mind the most
Well I was hungry. Thanks Brian
Have you tried frog legs?
Crazy injury
Can you do an explanation on the Kevin Ware basketball injury?
I saw this injury and Neopolean McCallums injury on Monday Night football, they are two of the worst injuries I can remember seeing in real time and both were total knee blowouts.
Man in 2021 I dislocated my knee cap and tore my MPFL during a baseball game but the good thing is that it popped back into place by its self
I’m pursuing an exercise science degree and we never talked about the blood flow and vein/nerve damage from dislocations and tears. Glad to know and learn this!!
Exercise science is a joke
@@bomd9273 thanks my life really needed your input
First away game I ever went to as a student, could here a pin drop when it happened. First time I've watched a replay of it and never will again
I was at my little league game and got a helmet to helmet broke my neck but was ok. 2 years later against the same team at the same time on the same day I tore my acl mcl and lcl.
Joe Theisman vs Lawrence Taylor from Monday Night Football.
I’m not going to lie, the injury is obviously horrific! But I think it’s just as shocking how calmly you discuss it with absolutely no forewarning. Like screen fades in, man’s legs is torn off in the same breath 😂😂
My dream was to become a doctor like you in sports but i wasnt smart enough to study it, now im an exon student. I have experienced so many injuries its sad
Reminds me of Willis McGehee's injury...
I've never seen this clip before and seeing that made my heart sink.
brian you should do an evaluation of johnny knox, he was bent in half and his career was ended, he walks with a limp and deals with pain to this day, its one of the most gruesome injuries of all time.
He did already
This whole video I just kept thinking about Zach Miller, and how he was in danger of losing his leg. By far the worst sports injury I’ve ever seen on live TV.
Can you do luiz dias and Trent for Liverpool fc this weekend ?
Very scary
Brian you should look at Napoleon Macullum
As a long time fan, this is without a doubt the most common GRUSOME injury IMO. I fear this injury every time I see a hyperextension. The first one I ever saw, I believe, was Napoleon McCallum of the Raiders. The saddest one was NFL rookie Robert Edwards suffering it at the Pro Bowl Beach Football game. He made it back to the NFL for a season or too, but he was going to be a star.
The first time I dislocated my knee was when my gf jumped off the couch on me. Over 20 years and 5 dislocations later I finally had surgery to fix the ligaments. My knee was so unstable that all it took was to slip on a little ice for it to explode the last time. The upside is that when it's that loose it's pops back in fairly easily...
Hey man as a Gamecock. I love seeing this but I HATE SEEING IT IT HAPPENED TWICE!!!
Here after the Chubb injury 😢
As a Tennessee fan I was obviously watching this game live and felt so sorry for latimore. Such a gruesome looking injury and his face looked like he was in shock. Also not going to lie the Tenn player came in way low and took a bad angle on the tackle.
Why is it obvious you were watching the game? Just because you're a fan, doesn't mean you can't miss it. Logic. Dummy
@@tyler5543 jeez dude are you bored or something? It's really weird that my comment bothered you that much. I'm sorry if you don't have a happy fulfilling existence. Maybe find some hobbies. Learn something new. You'll be happier if you're less of a loser.
just watching this hurts my knees while I can watch any other injury video no problem. The one exception is the two or three videos of NHL hockey players getting throats cut by ice skates. Man I love hockey played it through college but man a skate to the throat was my biggest fear. Because you can just bleed out so quick & yet sometimes not. Hockey is the only real sport left. I remember seeing Boston Bruins Greg Campbell getting hit with a slapshot on a power play but he too powered through till the power play was over & he could be replaced without risking the team. He & the bruins were sadly successful in defending the powerplay against my beloved Pittsburgh Pengiuns. And as much as I hate the bruins & anything about them I give Greg Campbell props & stand in owe of his ability to power through for the team.
Injuries like these make me SUPER QUEASY, ughh.... but I don't know why I still watch them.
I was at this game and was surprised how awful this was
Might as well do kevin Ware next..
This dirty hit is the reason for my hatred of the Tennessee Volunteers.
Doc…is there anything that turns your stomach when you see it? Or have you just become so accustomed to significant injuries and viewing through a physicians lens that it doesn’t effect you? Just curious.
I think knowing how detach yourself from empathy is a must have to be in that field. That's why a lot don't make it. Having empathy in that field would ruin the avg person. Being around all that death and knowing there are people you can't really give the proper care over not having insurance. Just thinking about it is why I knew from an early age I wasn't going to be a doctor.
Saw this happen live, it was pretty greasy.
Edit: On TV live when it happened.
Yo Marcus was the TRUTH. God the injury sucked ass for him. True talent.
we need a Nick Chubb injury breakdown after what happened tonight
Yea this was brutal
How different was Javonte Williams’ injury than this?
I believe a player at Northwestern lost his log due to the same injury. So sad...
Fun fact, 34 for the vols was a coach at my high school.
This, Napoleon McCallum, and Willis McGahee are the worst knee injuries in football.
Frank Gore’s UM knee injury should be another video in your series. Happy ending in that ine
Clint Malarchuk, the Buffalo Sabres goalie who has his neck cut by a skate back in 1989.
Wow when did this injury happen?
He says in the beginning of the video. I think it was 2012 or 13?
@@zinimusprime oh thanks I thought I remembered this from awhile ago
Do Willis mcgahee in 2003 fiesta bowl
Clint Malarchuk. The time I thought I was watching someone die.
I remember that game And after seeing that I almost lost my lunch.
Dr. Sutterer, when the defender goes for the knees, the defender should be kicked out of the game. Remember the Miami RB who has an OSU player do this to his knee, running around the the right? It should be illegal.
We need a video on Kevin Gates saying he jumpstarted a car with his bare hands
Can someone explain to me (ie. non-American with no idea what the rules of American football are) whether a tackle like this is considered legal or illegal?
Worst looking injury I've ever seen. When I first saw it, I thought he had fractured his hip down by the knee. The way it just flopped around.
The worst I saw up close was a guy in highschool who tore his ACL, MCL, and patellar tendon playing soccer.
Some Ngas never get the chance to ball, Marcus lattimore 🥺
Tennessee defender (# 24?) doesn’t even try to raise his arms to wrap Lattimore up. He leads with his shoulder with his head down and throws himself at Lattimore’s knee. In my view, a learned behavior intended to injure.
I feel like if low blocks are illegal then then throwing your body into the ball carrier should he as well not low tackling just choping the legs of a player