Posted on 04 March 2012. Tags: Albert Breer, Duke, Duke University, Indianapolis Colts, Manning, Nfl, Post, quarterback, Rehab, shows, strength, throwing, university, video
Reports have been circulating throughout the league in latest days that Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning’s rehab back from neck surgery has been progressing in a positive direction, and four sources with information of Manning’s rehab told NFL Network’s Albert Breer that Manning steadily has regained strength in his grip and triceps.
One supply told Breer that Manning is throwing the ball “really nicely,” whilst one more mentioned the quarterback “feels great” about where he is in the process.
Now there’s reportedly visual proof to confirm Manning’s returning arm strength, as a 27-second video of Manning going by means of an aggressive throwing session in his Colts helmet, shoulder pads and jersey at Duke University appeared on YouTube late Friday.
A supply confirmed to Breer on Saturday that the player in the video was Manning.
In the video, which appears to have been taken from behind a aim post in an finish zone, Manning can be noticed throwing deep balls and “out” routes to either side of the field.
Manning was accompanied by receivers Brandon Stokley, Austin Collie and tight finish Dallas Clark at this week’s workouts, carried out beneath the supervision of Duke head coach David Cutcliffe (Manning’s offensive coordinator at the University of Tennessee). Manning had been working out in South Florida, prior to this most recent set of sessions.
The Duke athletic department confirmed to NFL Network that Manning will be at Saturday night’s guys’s college basketball game in between the North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils at Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium. Manning will be accompanied by Stokley, Collie and Clark, according to Breer. Colts center Jeff Saturday is also in Durham for the game, but the former Tar Heel will be sitting behind the Carolina bench.
Manning is due a $ 28 million alternative bonus on March eight, and speculation has persisted that the Colts will release Manning before that date.
(About:) This article was distributed by Syndicated Sports news wire and aggregation service, For much more NFL news see: Video shows Manning throwing at Duke University.
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Posted on 21 November 2011. Tags: ball, Elbow, Falcons, Falcons Rookie quarterback Jake Locker, Hasselbeck, Matt Hasselbeck, news, quarterback, rookie, rusher, Strained, Tennessee Titans, throwing, Titans'
Rookie quarterback Jake Locker received his initial extended appear Sunday in Atlanta, but not under the circumstances the Tennessee Titans would have liked.
Locker entered the game late throughout the third quarter for starter Matt Hasselbeck, who left with a strained proper elbow. Hasselbeck was announced as questionable to return. He was injured when a rusher knocked the ball out of his throwing hand on a pass attempt.
Hasselbeck remained on the Titans’ sideline with ice on his proper arm. He completed 13 of 25 passes for 124 yards and an interception prior to leaving the game.
Locker didn’t waste any time generating a very good impression, throwing a 40-yard touchdown to Nate Washington on his third pass of the game.
(About:) This write-up was distributed by Syndicated Sports news wire and aggregation service, For much more NFL news see: Titans’ Hasselbeck out with strained throwing elbow vs. Falcons.
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Posted on 02 April 2011. Tags: Angeles Weather, Brady, foot, Foot Surgery, from, L.A., passes, Patriots, Rehabbing, surgery, throwing, Tom Brady
Patriots QB Tom Brady steps outside in the great Los Angeles weather to test his surgically repaired foot on passes.
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Posted on 26 March 2011. Tags: after, Detroit Lions, effects, Ill Effects, Lions, Lot, Qb, shows, Stafford, throwing
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to throw the ball without experiencing pain in his surgically repaired right shoulder.
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Posted on 26 March 2011. Tags: after, Detroit Lions, effects, Ill Effects, Lions, Lot, Qb, shows, Stafford, throwing
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to throw the ball without experiencing pain in his surgically repaired right shoulder.
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Posted on 25 March 2011. Tags: 'We'll, Athens Ga, Detroit Lions, Footballs, Lions, Qb, responds, says, shoulder, Stafford, throwing
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has started footballs throwing again. Stafford posted a message to his Twitter account Thursday indicating he felt good throwing in Athens, Ga., two months after having surgery on his right shoulder.
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Posted on 31 January 2011. Tags: Alabama, Birmingham Press, Bowl Game, breaks, Greg, Greg Mcelroy, hand, Helmet, McElroy, quarterback, Senior Bowl, throwing
Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy exited Saturday’s Senior Bowl game with what was initially announced as a “contusion” on his right (throwing) hand. McElroy suffered the injury when he banged his hand on a helmet. According to the Birmingham Press-Register, McElroy has a fractured bone in the hand. McElroy’s father says the break occurred near his…
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Posted on 22 January 2011. Tags: Ac Joint, Belief That, Calvin Johnson, Clavicle, confidence, Detroit Lions, Dr James, Fantasy Analysis, games, Head Coach Jim, Jim Schwartz, Lions, Matthew, Nfl Quarterbacks, Optimism, Qb, Rehab, repair, Risk, Shaved, shoulder, Stafford, surgery, throwing, Training Camp, Two Seasons
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford underwent surgery on his throwing shoulder Friday. Specifically, Dr. James Andrews repaired Stafford’s right AC joint and shaved his clavicle.
“Matthew’s procedure today was very successful,” Andrews said in a statement released by the Lions. “It went very well. We now have plenty of time for a full recovery in order for him to get ready for next season. The procedure is the same one that we have successfully performed on a number of NFL quarterbacks. Matthew has one of the strongest arms in the league and I am confident that he will be as strong as ever.”
Head coach Jim Schwartz also expressed optimism, echoing Andrews’ belief that Stafford will be fine in time for the 2011 season — if there is one.
“Matt decided to have the surgery now in order to ensure that he will have plenty of time to recover and rehab prior to the 2011 season. We have full confidence that Matt will be 100 percent before the start of training camp.” FANTASY ANALYSIS: Stafford’s could have continued to rehab the shoulder without going under the knife, but the risk of re-injury would have been higher. I still consider Stafford a great sleeper QB with top-12 potential for next season with Calvin Johnson and others around. But we’ll have to see how he recovers from this operation and he has to remain healthy. Through his first two seasons, that hasn’t been the case as Stafford has played in just 13 of 32 games.
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