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The problem with a knee injury like that one is nerve damage. Willis Mcgahee had a similar injury but he escaped nerve damage

Exactly why they rushed to get his leg stablized and get him to a hospital

Had an injury like that back in 2000 with my leg dangling. Had to have emergency surgery for a fractured femur, they had to screw and pin it back in place.

Once the femur healed Had the pins removed then therapy for a month to get some range of motion back then had ACL reconstruction and MCL repaired :hmm:

2004 they had to go in and take a screw out that was bothering my knee. Kept the screw as a souvenir.

25 years later my knee rarely bothers me but when it does that bitch hurts.

 
Had an injury like that back in 2000 with my leg dangling. Had to have emergency surgery for a fractured femur, they had to screw and pin it back in place.

Once the femur healed Had the pins removed then therapy for a month to get some range of motion back then had ACL reconstruction and MCL repaired :hmm:

2004 they had to go in and take a screw out that was bothering my knee. Kept the screw as a souvenir.

25 years later my knee rarely bothers me but when it does that bitchs hurts.

Thats great!!!!
 
IIRC, they get paid every Tuesday during the season.
I know players get weekly gameday checks not sure how it werks for coaches.


Yes, NFL players receive weekly "game checks," which are installments of their annual base salary paid out during the regular season. These checks are typically distributed over the 18-week regular season, but under the latest Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), players are now paid over a 36-week period from the start of the season through April. This structure means players receive their weekly compensation in a delayed manner, with some receiving bi-weekly payments rather than each week.

Here's a breakdown of how it works:
  • Annual Salary, Divided:
    An NFL player's total annual salary is divided into smaller amounts for their "game checks".

  • Payment Schedule:
    While the 17-game regular season is shorter, players' base salaries are paid over a longer period to account for the year-round nature of professional football and tax considerations, according to the TikTok video.

  • Post-Season Pay:
    Players receive separate compensation for playoff games, paid out by the NFL based on how far the team advances in the postseason.

  • Practice Squad:
    Practice squad players have a different payment structure, receiving a flat weekly rate during the 18-week season, but do not follow the longer pay cycle.
 
Had an injury like that back in 2000 with my leg dangling. Had to have emergency surgery for a fractured femur, they had to screw and pin it back in place.

Once the femur healed Had the pins removed then therapy for a month to get some range of motion back then had ACL reconstruction and MCL repaired :hmm:

2004 they had to go in and take a screw out that was bothering my knee. Kept the screw as a souvenir.

25 years later my knee rarely bothers me but when it does that bitch hurts.

 
on coaches pay


NFL coaches do not receive weekly "game day checks"; instead, they receive their salaries in regular installments throughout the season, often weekly or bi-weekly, based on their contractual agreement, not tied to individual games. Bonuses, if any, are paid separately according to the terms of the contract.

Here's a breakdown of how NFL coaching salaries are paid:
  • Seasonal Payments:
    Coaches are paid their annual salary over the course of the NFL season.

  • Contractual Basis:
    The specific frequency of payments (weekly, bi-weekly, etc.) is determined by the individual contract between the coach and the team.

  • Separate Bonuses:
    Any bonuses earned by a coach are paid according to the terms outlined in their contract, which may include a signing bonus paid at the start of the contract or other performance-based bonuses.

  • Not Per-Game:
    Payments are not tied to specific game days but are a regular distribution of the total salary.

  • No "Game Day" Designation:
    The term "game check" is a concept primarily used for players to refer to the weekly payment they receive during the season, but it doesn't apply to coaches in the same way.
 
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