Riley, "His (Bryant's) knee is older than his age"

[regionsdoc]

Ugh, that is not good. Not sure if he had a prior injury/surgery, but that comment potentially puts into doubt whether he can ever become a reliable workhorse at running back. Anybody know his injury history? Hopefully Riley isn't summarizing the medical situation well......

 

[inWV]

Given this reality, I'd say the league is not in Tre's future.

 

[chicolby]

Riley certainly didn't help his NFL prospects with the quote either. Too bad for the kid, however.

 

[Toms Wife]

Ugh, that is not good. Not sure if he had a prior injury/surgery, but that comment potentially puts into doubt whether he can ever become a reliable workhorse at running back. Anybody know his injury history? Hopefully Riley isn't summarizing the medical situation well......

I love a workhorse at running back so I had no problem with Tre's amount of carries. However, if the staff knows there are issues about his knee maybe they should limit him a bit more and trust the other guys.

 

[Headcard]

Hate to see this, kid is a very good RB.

 

[dinglefritz]

Ugh, that is not good. Not sure if he had a prior injury/surgery, but that comment potentially puts into doubt whether he can ever become a reliable workhorse at running back. Anybody know his injury history? Hopefully Riley isn't summarizing the medical situation well......

Sure doesn't sound good. Sounds like a chronically inflamed knee that maybe didn't get the attention it needed as a high schooler. Better get his degree in something he can find a good job in. 99% of college kids should be doing that anyway I guess.

 

[rez dog 70]

You think this is why his production dropped in the second half in both games?

 

[dinglefritz]

You think this is why his production dropped in the second half in both games?

no doubt. He was pretty gimpy in the 2nd half of Ark St.

 

[rez dog 70]

no doubt. He was pretty gimpy in the 2nd half of Ark St.

Hopefully we can start a rotation to keep him healthy.