Tim Grunhardt

that his knee, you know, he probably didn't do the rehab and that's what everybody's thinking.

So once again, it goes to that trust factor where, you know, a guy after you have a surgery and after you have a procedure, your, your teammates will trust that you're going in and doing physical therapy, whether you're in the complex or not in the complex.

I always chose to go in the complex, but you know, guys live in different states.

There's different places you can go to get physical therapy, but that's what creeps into the head of players.

Like, okay, listen, you know, this guy had a surgery.

after a major injury and now he's going back in that you know he you know what he could have now I'm not saying he did I'm just to be to be the devil's advocate he could have had physical therapy and done a great job of rehabbing the knee and you go away sometimes you always you have to go back in there and clean some things out it's part of the natural progress progression just hold on so

And I'm not saying that that's what happened, but nobody's going to believe that nobody's going to think that because they don't trust them.

And that gets back to the thing.

So now he gets thrown in jail.

He's not going to have physical therapy.

The chiefs are going to have no way to examine that knee.

They're not going to be able to go in there and see where it's at and how is it until after he gets out of jail and now he gets out of jail.

Like you guys said, if you're not doing physical therapy, you're not doing it correctly, it'll freeze up a little bit.

You don't have the flexibility.

And now you've got to break up all kinds of scar tissue.

And he's not that good.

He's not even that good.

So you don't feel comfortable with Xavier Worthy, Tyquan Thornton, and Jalen Royals and Cyrus Allen as your wide receivers next year?

No, I don't.

Wow.