Showing posts with label jacoby ford foot surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jacoby ford foot surgery. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Jacoby Ford Making Progress After Foot Surgery

OAKLAND, CA - NOVEMBER 07:  Jacoby Ford #12 of...
OAKLAND, CA - NOVEMBER 07: Jacoby Ford #12 of the Oakland Raiders catches a pass over Brandon Flowers #24 of the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime during an NFL game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on November 7, 2010 in Oakland, California. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Jacoby Ford suffered a season ending Lisfranc injury to his left foot in August and was placed on the injured reserve. The original injury occurred in a preseason game on August 17th at Arizona and he underwent surgery in September.Ford suffered a similar injury in 2011 that made him miss six games, but he has never missed an entire season before.
The Raiders wide receiver stopped in to the locker room last Wednesday and gave an update on his rehabilitation and progress.
"It's coming along all right so far," Ford said. "We're just waiting until I can get out of the walking boot. Then I can start actually jogging and running around on it. But right now- just kind of range of motion and just getting the soreness out of there."
When it comes to recuperating, Ford said "I've never had to go through anything like this. It's extremely tough. But I try to come around these guys whenever I can just so they can keep my spirits up and I stay in a good mood. Other than that, I just kind of stay off and just let them work. I just let them stay prepared and focused during the season."
Ford has been given no timetable for when he'll be out of the walking boot- "Just whenever the doctor tells me."
He tries to attend games, watching from a luxury box, and tries to avoid the "Black Hole." "I look at the 'Black Hole,' but I don't go down there. Too hectic for me," said Ford.
If you are are suffering from a football related foot injury, call our Newington, Kensington, or Middletown office to make an appointment.
Craig M. Kaufman, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
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Monday, September 17, 2012

Jacoby Ford To Have Foot Surgery

English: Jacoby Ford, a player on the Oakland ...
English: Jacoby Ford, a player on the Oakland Raiders American football team. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen has a lot more to be concerned about than his loss in his debut.
Jacoby Ford, who injured his foot on August 17th in an exhibition game against Arizona will require foot surgery. Ford was being groomed for a role as a receiver in addition to regular duties as a kickoff and punt return specialist.
This is the same injury Ford suffered last season, when he played just eight games, missing the last six of seven with the injury. Ford consulted with a specialist in North Carolina who encouraged him to have the surgery after the injury did not heal as quickly as anticipated.
"It's basically the same injury he had last year. When he reinjured it this season there was nothing structurally different from where it was last year. After visiting with a foot specialist in Carolina, everybody thought that given a little bit of time he would come back from it. After giving it some time and re-evaluating, everybody, the medical people, felt like that surgery was probably the best thing for him," said Allen.
When asked how long he thought Ford would be out recovering from the surgery, Allen said, "It will be a significant amount of time. I don't exactly know what that number would be."
 The Raiders could place Ford on the new injured reserve list, which could sideline him for at least 6 weeks and open up a roster spot for another player.

If you are a football and experience a foot problem, call our Newington, Kensington, or Middletown office to make an appointment.
Craig M. Kaufman, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
Sports Podiatrist in CT
Podiatrist in Newington, Kensington, and Middletown, CT
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Saturday, September 15, 2012

National Football League Foot Injury Update


Arizona Cardinals
John Skelton, QB
Skelton is recovering from a low ankle sprain suffered in Week 1 and has yet to practice. He is not expected to start in Week 2 against the Patriots.
Arizona Cardinals
Adrian Wilson, SS
Wilson has an undetermined ankle injury and has limited practice. Questionable for Week 2 against the Patriots.
Carolina Panthers
Jonathan Stewart, RB
Stewart practiced for the first time in two weeks on Wednesday. He says he is limited, but he is progressing. Coach Ron Rivera told the New Orleans press Stewart will be back this week, then told Carolina reporters that Stewart looked good in practice, but will be evaluated over the next few days. We'll see at game time if Stewart plays or not.
Cincinnati Bengals
George Iloka, SS
Iloka hurt his ankle in the first half of Week 1 against the Ravens and did not return. He has been in limited practice.
Cleveland Browns
Chris Ogbonnaya, RB
Ogbonnaya has participated in full practice and will most likely play in Week 2 at Cincinnati.
Dallas Cowboys
Jay Ratliff, DE
Ratliff has not practiced and is questionable for Week 2 against Seattle.
Detroit Lions
Chris Houston, CB
Houston hoped to practice on Wednesday to help determine his availability for the team's Week 2 game against San Francisco. He did not play against St. Louis because of a lingering ankle injury.
Detroit Lions
Calvin Johnson, WR
Johnson, AKA Megatron, was held out of practice on Wednesday because of a foot injury. The Lions are preparing for the 49ers, the only team last year to keep Johnson out of the end zone.
Green Bay Packers
James Starks, RB
Starks is listed doubtful for Week 2 against the Bears. Starks was in limited practice on Wednesday and coach Mike McCarthy expects him to return for Week 3. "I was glad James was able to practice today and had a chance to watch him practice. That was something I wasn't expecting. He's making progress and looked good out there today. We'll see how he feels Thursday. He'll probably be part of the plan next week. I don't know. Something unforeseen happens that's probably the only chance he'd have to play in the game Thursday night," said McCarthy.
Houston Texans
Antonio Smith, DE
Smith has been in limited practice and is questionable for Week 2 against Jacksonville.
Indianapolis Colts
Pat Angerer, LB
Angerer is still in limited practice and is questionable for Week 2 against Minnesota.
Indianapolis Colts
Dwight Freeney, DE
Freeney has a sprained ankle and is expected to meet with a specialist to determine his MRI results. He left during the Week 1 game against the Bears.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Austen Lane, DE
Lane is still suffering from a foot injury and has participated in limited practice. He is questionable for Week 2 against Houston.
Minnesota Vikings
Rhett Ellison, TE
Ellison has an ankle injury and has participated in limited practice. He is questionable for Week 2 against Indianapolis.
Minnesota Vikings
Marvin Mitchell, LB
Mitchell has an ankle injury and has participated in limited practice. He is questionable for Week 2 against Indianapolis.
Minnesota Vikings
Andrew Sendejo, DB
Sendejo is still out with an ankle injury and has participated in limited practice. He is questionable for Week 2 against Indianapolis.
Minnesota Vikings
Jarius Wright, WR
Wright is the final player on the Vikings team to have an ankle injury. He too is questionable for Week 2 against Indianapolis.
New England Patriots
Shane Vereen, RB
Vereen may have more to worry about than his foot injury. Stevan Ridley tore up the Titans' defense during Week 1, while Vereen watched from the sidelines. Vereen is back to practice, but limited, and his contributions may be minimal at best.
New Orleans Saints
Turk McBride, DE
McBride has an ankle injury and has not practiced. It is unlikely he will play in Week 2 against Carolina.
New York Giants
Prince Amukamara, DE
Amukamara is optimistic about playing in Week 2 against Tampa Bay. He tested his ankle running on Sunday and practiced on Monday. "The trainers saw how confident I was and they allowed me to go Monday. I did everything besides special teams. It felt good, I just went out there to see what I could do and see if I had any limitations. I didn't aggravate it today and it felt good. I feel like I'm still not running how I used to but I still feel good out there," said Amukamara.
New York Giants
Hakeem Nicks, WR
Nicks was listed as a nonparticipant in practice on Wednesday, but he said he was just resting and expected to practice on Thursday. The Giants are preparing to face Tampa Bay in Week 2, a team Nicks has never played against.
New York Jets
Laron Landry, FS
Landry still has a heel injury but has participated in full practice. Probable for Week 2 against Pittsburgh.
New York Jets
Chaz Schilens, WR
Schilens' ankle injury seems to have healed and he has participated in full practice. Probable for Week 2 against Pittsburgh.
New York Jets
Isaiah Trufant, DB
Trufant has an ankle injury and has been in limited practice. Questionable for Week 2 against Pittsburgh.
Oakland Raiders
Juron Criner, WR
Criner has an ankle injury and has been in limited practice. Questionable for Week 2 against Miami.
Oakland Raiders
Jacoby Ford, WR
Coach Dennis Allen said Wednesday that Ford had a successful surgery on the Lisfranc injury to his left foot. There is no timetable for how long Ford will be out.
Oakland Raiders
Rolando McClain, MLB
McClain has an ankle injury and has not practice. He is questionable for Week 2 against Miami.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jonathan Dwyer, RB
Dwyer did not practice on Wednesday because of a foot injury. He is questionable for Week 2 against the Jets.
San Diego Chargers
Antonio Garay, DE
Garay has an ankle injury but has participated in full practice. He is probable for Week 2 against Tennessee.
San Diego Chargers
Shareece Wright, DB
Wright is doubtful for Week 2 against Tennessee because of an undetermined foot injury. He has not practiced.
Seattle Seahawks
Zach Miller, TE
It is not known when Miller suffered an undetermined foot injury, but it was most likely during Week 1. He has been limited in practice and is questionable for Week 2 against Dallas.
San Francisco 49ers
Ted Ginn, WR
Ginn still has an ankle injury and has not practiced this week. He is questionable going into Sunday's game against Detroit.
St. Louis Rams
Michael Brockers, DT
Brockers has not practiced with his right ankle injury and is questionable for Week 2 against Washington.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
E. J. Biggers, CB
Biggers has done full practice this week and is probable for Week 2 against the Giants.
Tennessee Titans
Colin McCarthy, LB
Coach Mike Munchak said McCarthy, who injured his foot in Week 1 against the Patriots, is going in for an MRI. He has not practiced and is questionable for Week 2 against San Diego.
Washington Redskins
Chris Baker, DE
Baker has participated in full practice and is probable for Week 2 against St. Louis.
Washington Redskins
Pierre Garcon, WR
Garcon left the Week 1 game against the Saints with a foot injury but is "optimistic." He said he was "feeling great about everything." However, coach Mike Shanahan said Garcon did not practice on Wednesday and "we'll see how he is tomorrow."
If you are a football player suffering from a foot injury, call our Newington, Kensington, or Middletown office to make an appointment.
Craig M. Kaufman, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
Sports Podiatrist in CT
Podiatrist in Newington, Kensington, and Middletown, CT
Visit our website, friend and like our page on Facebook, and follow my tweets on Twitter.

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