I have had leg pain forever and like watching any of these guys videos about legs, as much as I love them, make me want to stay seated so I am not putting weight on my legs, and therefore they won’t just snap out like Alex Smith.
Front Office really they put Burrow here with no O-Line. I loathe the Bungals as an organization but I don't like guys getting season ending injuries like this, it sucks for the player and it takes away any of the intrigue from the 2nd matchup
They need to draft Sewell and get some FA signings to protect burrow. Michael jordan, Fred johnson and the rest besides Jonah, Trey and Quinton shouldn't be starting. Doesn't matter if they show flashes 1 game they're bums. Sign some sumo wrestlers.
I’ve torn my ACL twice and watching this was hard to not squeeze! Your knee is never the same again after surgery. Hope he recovers as best as possible.
I’m actually intrigued about the information of the medial meniscus having some connection to the MCL. I never knew that was true. This would make sense on why the medial meniscus is often torn when the MCL is sprained or torn. In the past, I shadowed an OS and was introduced to a study on why the lateral meniscus is more often torn when an ACL and the MCL are damaged (Shelbourne, 1991). Very interesting. I’m glad you pointed that out!
I'm loving your videos. As soon as I saw this replay on twitter I knew/hoped you'd cover it! I think that to top it off it would be cool to see animations of the injuries you mention, like the 3d model you show but actually moving out of place until the ligaments snap. I could always look it up separately, but accompanied with your comment I think it would bring your explanations across fully.
Love this channel, and the content. Your insight on these injuries is awesome... hate to see players get injured but love the explanation we never get to see in the news
Thank you Doc for explaining this. There is a ton of Bengal fans out there worrying about our guy Joe. I am going to share this video on Cincy Jungle so other Bengal fans can see it.
Literally had the same injury happen earlier this year. MCL, ACL, and double miniscus all torn. Recovery isn't too bad. I'm 8 weeks post surgery and am back to normal as far as every day life goes.
As someone who broke and dislocated their kneecap as a teenager, this video is very informative and helpful. It is interesting to see a doctor's perspective on high profile sports injuries.
Dr. Brian, I'm a new sub but I've been watching your videos for a bit before. I just wanted to say I love how you explain and demonstrate the potential injuries that we see. It really makes for a better understanding of the injury and it has certainly reminded me of my interest in the human anatomy. Keep up the great content! P.S. congrats to your skeleton, whose team earned a tough win against my beloved Packers. Good game.
Thank you, you have no idea how difficult it is to find videos on this platform that don't spend half an hour up their own ass. Not to mention the incessant ad placement or just general misinformation/opinion without credibility. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
I really hope they take the slow and steady route and let him recover FULLY. I don't really care about this season or next season. Let's draft some good LINEMEN and establish a dynasty!!!
I'm a medical student and I just got into NFL this year. Looking into all of the injuries (especially everything that has happened the past week) really captured my interest. I'm not the biggest anatomy fan, but wow I might just revisit my atlas because of your videos!
As someone who has had every injury you described in this video I felt pain in my knee just watching... Burrow will be fine but man does it suck seeing him go down during a dominate season for rookie QBs
i hope he can heal back up to 100% even if it takes him two seasons, in the mean time maybe they could get the o-line together 🤷♀️ GET WELL SOON BURROW 🧡🤍🖤 (from a BIG bengals and buckeye fan)
I saw the injury happen while I watched the game. Now watching your explanation and seeing the diagrams, it seems very painful and I hope he heals well.
The good doctor is very upbeat about Burrow's recovery. Yes, medical science is very good at putting Burrow's knee back together to the point that he might be able to play at the same level in a year or so. He's a young guy now but what is that knee going to be like for him when he's 50? I'm not buying it if anyone says he'll have no lifelong impairment or early degradation of functionality in that knee in his later years.
*shudders* As one who is currently living with this very injury, my heart goes out to Burrow. I felt that when it happened. Seeing it like this still makes me feel rough. Poor kid. That's purely unfortunate.
Honestly glad the injury happened so early in his career. Now the majority of his development would be post injury. Better than playing 5 years then getting injured and never being the same
Hoping to see him come back as good as he could’ve been. I tore my MCL and my meniscus a couple years back in a soccer injury and I made a return my junior year of high school, just about 15-16 months after the injury and have not had any pain or weakness since then. Besides occasional pain in my meniscus but only from tendonitis that is common in soccer players. Hopefully his return is a great one 🙏🙏
Great video as usual. Someone on ESPN today clarified what the other “structural damage” was. I guess there was damage to his PCL and meniscus (as you predicted in your video yesterday).
Hey Brian, as always great video and content/expertise! Unless I missed It would be cool to hear your assessment on if you think he could bounce back at 100% or what the outlook is for a player with this injury to come back to form, if possible. Thanks.
ive dislocated my knee roughly 15 times because the ligaments are loose and seeing this gave me ptsd from the first time it happened when i played football
It doesn’t matter if I hate the player or not, I hate watching people get injured. I’m a Washington fan and I felt horrible after this happened. I hope he gets well soon!
When I first heard about the other structural damage, it reminded me of when my left knee got injured playing football in high school. I was playing left defensive end for this one particular play, and the (my) right offensive guard and tackle were pulling to open up the B gap running lane. The way the play was supposed to work was the tackle lined up in front of me was supposed to cut inside and take on the linebacker. The pulling guard would try to box me outside, and the pulling tackle would cut inside and take the second linebacker. Instead, the tackle in front of me blocked me instead and in the ensuing chaos, the pulling guard dove in a sort of chop block move and hit me with his helmet in my knee, and the pulling tackle went high. Long story short, after two X-rays and a MRI, it was determined that a part of (I can’t remember whether it was the femur or the tibia) the bone had broken off and taken a piece of the cartilage with it. A knee endoscopy was performed and after they cut the damaged tissue and bone out, they drilled into the bone to encourage new cartilage growth. So it makes me wonder if anything like that may have happened...
Imagine disliking this video. Some hateful person who just saw Joe Borrows leg move the absolute wrong way and say wow this video was not good. Have some decency. Those of you who liked, thank you for having respect.
Hey doctor, Brandon Royvals shoulder came loose during his bout with Brandon Moreno this past Saturday. My shoulder has done the same for years, and if you look up the fight, he pops it back in place after a few moments. Greatly appreciate if you could cover that dislocation and possible rehabbing methods. Thanks dr!
Can you please explain Carles puyol arm injury against Benfica? It's an old injury but I can't find any explanation online either for how the injury happens and what needs to happen to fix it
I bent down to pick up my bike helmet off the ground in middle school and I remember a similar thing happening to my leg. I remember falling straight down like I had been pushed from behind but my foot was still planted. I lied back and was afraid I’d broken something. After psyching myself up so I wouldn’t freak out if things were really bad I lifted my leg and it was straight and seemed to work fine with some moderate pain if I flexed it. My friend came by to help me up and I walked my bike home. No bruising or swelling that I remember. I still don’t know if I just didn’t understand how I fell or my knee took a lot of damage and I didn’t know it and it just healed on it’s own because I was young and healthy
I was wondering if you could break down the injury I suffered in college. ACL, MCL, PCL Posterior medial capsule. This was years ago and I dont have film of it but would love to have a better understanding of what happened.
Could ypu elaborate on his possible recovery outlook? I imagine his knee will never be the same, but is it possible for him to get close to 100%? And also, how much more likely is it to be injured again in the future? Thanks for your time.
I’m a diehard 25 year old bengals fan which means I have never watched them win a playoff game in my lifetime. Joey B gave me hope and now I’m hopeless with this franchise. We can’t even protect our #1 pick correctly. I’m sick!
Initially tore my ACL in a football practice in HS. I had never experience anything like it, so I played the rest of the season, and it got to the point where I had to flex my thigh in order for my leg to pop back into place after plays. I had just gotten used to it I guess. Needless to say, I still feel it after 7 years 😂
Beleive it or not you can still walk and typically even run on a torn ACL. Him saying his knee was popping in and out on the regular sounds like BS tho
@@nashmollenkopf389 Walking and normal day to day activities with a torn ACL is actually quite common. I had a torn ACL for nearly 10 years before I had it repaired. The problem is with any sort of activity that require quick stops and starts and pivoting. For me running wasn't the problem. Stopping was. Or quick pivots.
Pat McAfee needs to give you a 5-10min segment on his show at least once a week or when a major injury occurs.
@Hope Rocco a pro bowl former NFL punter who has a TH-cam show and who’s funny and cool not one of those weird punter or kicker stereotypes
i thought about this too. would be great for both parties
This !!
FACTS
@The Pat McAfee Show please do this
i cant stop squirming around in my seat watching this
I think my knee wants to hide from having seen it so much over the last couple days 🤣
Yeah knee injuries are so hard for me to watch. I don't know why I just tortured myself watching this regarding some athlete I've never heard of lol
I have had leg pain forever and like watching any of these guys videos about legs, as much as I love them, make me want to stay seated so I am not putting weight on my legs, and therefore they won’t just snap out like Alex Smith.
Same
you should’ve seen the other angle it looked way worse 😬
wow i knew it was bad initially but never got a full understanding quite like this. thank you doctor sutterer
Was an interesting look for sure
Bengals O Line should be charged with criminal negligence.
you can't charge the o line when there is no o line to charge
@@AlonsoRules 😂 yeah
Front Office really they put Burrow here with no O-Line. I loathe the Bungals as an organization but I don't like guys getting season ending injuries like this, it sucks for the player and it takes away any of the intrigue from the 2nd matchup
They need to draft Sewell and get some FA signings to protect burrow. Michael jordan, Fred johnson and the rest besides Jonah, Trey and Quinton shouldn't be starting. Doesn't matter if they show flashes 1 game they're bums. Sign some sumo wrestlers.
@@ThatOneType_S 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve torn my ACL twice and watching this was hard to not squeeze! Your knee is never the same again after surgery. Hope he recovers as best as possible.
Dude's in a superbowl one year later. What a stud.
Any time I need to throw up this channel is always there for me 👍
Lol
Ikr.
Is that skeleton there to signify that the Colts killed Andrew Luck during his tenure? Asking for a friend...
Pretty sure that's Austin Collie's lifeless skeleton wearing a Luck jersey after all the hospital passes
Lmao it’s just a skeleton wearing a colts jersey because he went to school in indiana
@@anirvdh R/Woosh?
@@iim6ke230 how is that an r/whoosh? He was asking a question
@@NinbloxGaming Ik that’s why I put the question mark, for anybody to correct me
Niners fan here, I really hope Joe bounces back from this. Much love!
Ouuucchh! Hope he heals well from this. 🥺 ❤ Thank You Brian for being so quick and informative on all of this.
So sad
That smile you had when it popped back into place was unsettling. Great video none the less!
The first thing I did after seeing the injury was check to see if Dr. Sutterer uploaded a video on the injury. Get well soon Joe! You're a beast
Thanks Doc, always enjoy learning from your vids. Keep up the great work.
I like how my man is always dressed so well.
@@nathankohler07 🤦🏾♂️
I was scrolling through the comments real quick and misread man as mom. 🤣
Hope he gets better and that it doesn’t dramatically affect his careered
It will
@@12yearssober when people get injured for a year they come back bad
@@12yearssober and he's gon expect a on line and wont have one
@@kalebglqspie928
The trend in the NFL is smaller offensive linemen. They think it cuts down on injuries.
@@kalebglqspie928
He will be scared to take a hit like Carson Palmer was. He will not be the same.
I’m gonna miss Joe Burrow this season😔❤️
Every time I watch your videos, I want to get into medicine even more. Thanks for all of your hard work!
Damn I’m from Columbus Ohio. I remember the days he used to play in the spring practice games for Ohio State. Wish him all the best
I actually liked him better than Haskins
Me too. Haskins is on the Washington 😮
So sad to see but thanks for the feedback as soon as I saw this injury I thought Dr. Brian can tell me what happened
Dude, how many youngsters are developing a real interest in the medical field / sports medicine.
Great work 👍 keep inspiring you’re a rockstar 🤘
They are keeping this thing close to chest, thank you for making these videos much appreciated.
I’m actually intrigued about the information of the medial meniscus having some connection to the MCL. I never knew that was true. This would make sense on why the medial meniscus is often torn when the MCL is sprained or torn. In the past, I shadowed an OS and was introduced to a study on why the lateral meniscus is more often torn when an ACL and the MCL are damaged (Shelbourne, 1991). Very interesting. I’m glad you pointed that out!
I'm loving your videos. As soon as I saw this replay on twitter I knew/hoped you'd cover it! I think that to top it off it would be cool to see animations of the injuries you mention, like the 3d model you show but actually moving out of place until the ligaments snap. I could always look it up separately, but accompanied with your comment I think it would bring your explanations across fully.
Love this channel, and the content. Your insight on these injuries is awesome... hate to see players get injured but love the explanation we never get to see in the news
explanations
Got me into sports med and now we’re watching your videos in class 🙏 #1 source for sports injury
Thank you Doc for explaining this. There is a ton of Bengal fans out there worrying about our guy Joe. I am going to share this video on Cincy Jungle so other Bengal fans can see it.
Great explanation as always, Dr. Brian has been busy this year.
I'm not a Bengals fan but man that injury is just so hard to watch hope he comes back better and stronger Get well soon Joe
Just found this channel and oh man I love it already. It's going to be so helpful as I study to become a PT
Hey Brian.
These videos are my favorite part of the day. Thank you for doing what you do!!!
Literally had the same injury happen earlier this year. MCL, ACL, and double miniscus all torn. Recovery isn't too bad. I'm 8 weeks post surgery and am back to normal as far as every day life goes.
Tore my acl/mcl/ lat meniscus in feb. Wishing you the best, bud
I hope you’re doing fine . I tore my ACL and meniscus a year ago and had surgery in July . Right now I’m focused on trying to get my quad strong again
@@kingdaniel4195 same same, stay blessed bro.
As someone who broke and dislocated their kneecap as a teenager, this video is very informative and helpful. It is interesting to see a doctor's perspective on high profile sports injuries.
Dr. Brian,
I'm a new sub but I've been watching your videos for a bit before. I just wanted to say I love how you explain and demonstrate the potential injuries that we see. It really makes for a better understanding of the injury and it has certainly reminded me of my interest in the human anatomy. Keep up the great content!
P.S. congrats to your skeleton, whose team earned a tough win against my beloved Packers. Good game.
You explain things so well. I wish all of my teachers were as good as you. Thanks for your videos!
What an AMAZING analysis! I TOTALLY understood what you were saying!
Thank you, you have no idea how difficult it is to find videos on this platform that don't spend half an hour up their own ass. Not to mention the incessant ad placement or just general misinformation/opinion without credibility. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
Wow, I can't believe it. I hope Joe can recover fast. That man has talent. Damn
Wow. Your explanation made this easier to watch.
Thanks.
As a fairly new athletic training, I really appreciate your content. Thank you.
Appreciate your videos Dr. Suetterer! Sorry for Joey B. Hopefully he makes a full recovery
I really hope they take the slow and steady route and let him recover FULLY. I don't really care about this season or next season. Let's draft some good LINEMEN and establish a dynasty!!!
I'm a medical student and I just got into NFL this year. Looking into all of the injuries (especially everything that has happened the past week) really captured my interest. I'm not the biggest anatomy fan, but wow I might just revisit my atlas because of your videos!
I learn so much from you! Keep it up
me: visibly disgusted bc of how gruesome this injury is
also me as a kinesiology major: this is so damn interesting
I saw this on replay and wondered why this wasn’t the video you used instead of the blurry one that you use first video. Interesting to learn with you
Excellent video. That footage is so hard to watch.
As someone who has had every injury you described in this video I felt pain in my knee just watching... Burrow will be fine but man does it suck seeing him go down during a dominate season for rookie QBs
Love You Doc THE VERY BEST in Sports FYI injuries keep it up love it :)
I love your videos.
Amazing vid, amazing channel. If the internet had more of this and less of the crap that dominates eyeballs, the world would be a much better place.
Excellent video
Excellent video very informative and educational 💯👍🏾
i hope he can heal back up to 100% even if it takes him two seasons, in the mean time maybe they could get the o-line together 🤷♀️ GET WELL SOON BURROW 🧡🤍🖤 (from a BIG bengals and buckeye fan)
I saw the injury happen while I watched the game. Now watching your explanation and seeing the diagrams, it seems very painful and I hope he heals well.
Horrific, prayers to Joe
Great video Dr 🤙🏽
The best doctor youtuber
The good doctor is very upbeat about Burrow's recovery. Yes, medical science is very good at putting Burrow's knee back together to the point that he might be able to play at the same level in a year or so. He's a young guy now but what is that knee going to be like for him when he's 50? I'm not buying it if anyone says he'll have no lifelong impairment or early degradation of functionality in that knee in his later years.
Great explanation.
This year has been terrible with injuries. Just terrible in general😔 Thanks for entertaining and educating us, Dr
Excellent video once agian.
*shudders* As one who is currently living with this very injury, my heart goes out to Burrow. I felt that when it happened. Seeing it like this still makes me feel rough. Poor kid. That's purely unfortunate.
Good informative video
I had a similar inquiry with my knee. I torn acl, mcl, patellar tendon and meniscus. After surgery I couldnt walk "normal" for around 6 month.
Honestly glad the injury happened so early in his career. Now the majority of his development would be post injury. Better than playing 5 years then getting injured and never being the same
So sadd!! Praying for Joe!! He seems like a good kid
He was pushing with that back leg soooo hard bruh I know that man had to be freaking out lol hope for a speedy recovery frfr I like this kid.
Hoping to see him come back as good as he could’ve been. I tore my MCL and my meniscus a couple years back in a soccer injury and I made a return my junior year of high school, just about 15-16 months after the injury and have not had any pain or weakness since then. Besides occasional pain in my meniscus but only from tendonitis that is common in soccer players. Hopefully his return is a great one 🙏🙏
Can you do Raul Jimenez injury and explain it thanks?
Great video as usual. Someone on ESPN today clarified what the other “structural damage” was. I guess there was damage to his PCL and meniscus (as you predicted in your video yesterday).
Hey Brian, as always great video and content/expertise! Unless I missed It would be cool to hear your assessment on if you think he could bounce back at 100% or what the outlook is for a player with this injury to come back to form, if possible. Thanks.
Love the colts jersey in the background
Pat McAfee needs to give you a 5-10min segment on his show at least once a week or when a major injury occurs.
ive dislocated my knee roughly 15 times because the ligaments are loose and seeing this gave me ptsd from the first time it happened when i played football
It doesn’t matter if I hate the player or not, I hate watching people get injured. I’m a Washington fan and I felt horrible after this happened. I hope he gets well soon!
When I first heard about the other structural damage, it reminded me of when my left knee got injured playing football in high school. I was playing left defensive end for this one particular play, and the (my) right offensive guard and tackle were pulling to open up the B gap running lane. The way the play was supposed to work was the tackle lined up in front of me was supposed to cut inside and take on the linebacker. The pulling guard would try to box me outside, and the pulling tackle would cut inside and take the second linebacker. Instead, the tackle in front of me blocked me instead and in the ensuing chaos, the pulling guard dove in a sort of chop block move and hit me with his helmet in my knee, and the pulling tackle went high. Long story short, after two X-rays and a MRI, it was determined that a part of (I can’t remember whether it was the femur or the tibia) the bone had broken off and taken a piece of the cartilage with it. A knee endoscopy was performed and after they cut the damaged tissue and bone out, they drilled into the bone to encourage new cartilage growth. So it makes me wonder if anything like that may have happened...
Imagine disliking this video. Some hateful person who just saw Joe Borrows leg move the absolute wrong way and say wow this video was not good. Have some decency. Those of you who liked, thank you for having respect.
Dr. Sutterer could you do a video on daniel Jones injury? I'm confused
Dang... rough, but I appreciate the schooling Dr.
Can you do the Bo Scarbrough hamstring tear? It's a pretty weird one.
This looks one it was extreme close to a compound fracture, just watching this made my knee hurt
@Brian Sutterer MD Could you do a video on AQ Shipley's injury?
oh gosh. prayers for this guy.
Get well Joe. Prayers for you brother.
I feel so bad for Joe... he will probably miss a good chunk of next year too. I wish you the best Joe.
Crazy. Somehow hes back fully. Owner definitely didnt cheap out on doctors
@@jackal1 my guy went from this to Super Bowl in abt 10 months
Could you do a video of A.Q Shipley career ending injury?
This season is taking a lot of athletes... you must be busy
As soon as I seen the 2nd camera angle on twitter I knew a fallow up was coming
that popping of the tibia and popping back in was so OOOOOF. poor kid
What program are you using for the digital anatomy?
I’m not a big fan of Joe Burrow but I can relate to him since I’ve had my fair share of knee injuries so I’m hoping he gets back soon
Is he going to come back
Probably not next year, but the year after he’s expected to return
Hey doctor, Brandon Royvals shoulder came loose during his bout with Brandon Moreno this past Saturday. My shoulder has done the same for years, and if you look up the fight, he pops it back in place after a few moments. Greatly appreciate if you could cover that dislocation and possible rehabbing methods. Thanks dr!
Can you please explain Carles puyol arm injury against Benfica? It's an old injury but I can't find any explanation online either for how the injury happens and what needs to happen to fix it
I bent down to pick up my bike helmet off the ground in middle school and I remember a similar thing happening to my leg. I remember falling straight down like I had been pushed from behind but my foot was still planted. I lied back and was afraid I’d broken something. After psyching myself up so I wouldn’t freak out if things were really bad I lifted my leg and it was straight and seemed to work fine with some moderate pain if I flexed it. My friend came by to help me up and I walked my bike home. No bruising or swelling that I remember. I still don’t know if I just didn’t understand how I fell or my knee took a lot of damage and I didn’t know it and it just healed on it’s own because I was young and healthy
I was wondering if you could break down the injury I suffered in college. ACL, MCL, PCL Posterior medial capsule. This was years ago and I dont have film of it but would love to have a better understanding of what happened.
would you consider this injury as severe as shaun livingston's and what's the recovery time
About 3 months ago I tore my acl, mcl, medial and lateral meniscus, all, and broke my tibia
Jeez it's a miracle he didn't dislocate his knee. Hope he makes a full recovery and can get back to football.
Could ypu elaborate on his possible recovery outlook? I imagine his knee will never be the same, but is it possible for him to get close to 100%? And also, how much more likely is it to be injured again in the future? Thanks for your time.
Do one on Marcus Lattimore please!
I’m a diehard 25 year old bengals fan which means I have never watched them win a playoff game in my lifetime. Joey B gave me hope and now I’m hopeless with this franchise. We can’t even protect our #1 pick correctly. I’m sick!
Initially tore my ACL in a football practice in HS. I had never experience anything like it, so I played the rest of the season, and it got to the point where I had to flex my thigh in order for my leg to pop back into place after plays. I had just gotten used to it I guess. Needless to say, I still feel it after 7 years 😂
I’m gonna be honest, I do not believe you.
This sounds like cap, unless your position was field goal holder
Beleive it or not you can still walk and typically even run on a torn ACL. Him saying his knee was popping in and out on the regular sounds like BS tho
Can confirm, this never happened.
@@nashmollenkopf389 Walking and normal day to day activities with a torn ACL is actually quite common. I had a torn ACL for nearly 10 years before I had it repaired. The problem is with any sort of activity that require quick stops and starts and pivoting. For me running wasn't the problem. Stopping was. Or quick pivots.