As for Charbonnet, he is out "indefinitely," per Carroll. The UCLA product was selected by Seattle with the No. 52 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. In his final collegiate season, Charbonnet rushed for 1,359 yards, 14 touchdowns and caught 37 passes for 321 yards. Carroll said the shoulder issue "creeped up on him," per the Tacoma News Tribune.
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As for Charbonnet, Seattle is awaiting word back from the team doctors.
Carroll didn't offer a specific timetable for Charbonnet, saying, "We'll take some time figure it out."
. "It just kind of crept up on him, really," Carroll said. "He didn't get hit or anything like that. Just all the sudden, he started to feel something, so we're just checking him out and being really cautious right now."
I have that right now, for first time ever. No idea where it came from, just appeared out of the blue but supposedly common for people my age over 50. not so much for early 20's so hopefully his heals much faster. Meanwhile very clear it's not something you can tough your way through without sacrificing ball security - one sudden hit or jerk in the wrong direction and the nerves make you forget all else but relieving the searing pain in your arm and shoulder.SeattleAddict wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 1:25 amsomebody on Reddit said it's a rotator cuff tear. If so, that's BAD. Worst pain I ever felt (and I've been thru some shit) was when I tore my rotator cuff. It was 6 months before I could do anything, and now I throw like a girl.
Of course, it could just be some random jackoff spewing nonsense online, and a RB doesn't need a shoulder for lot (affect throwing motion more than anything, should still be able to hold onto a ball and things).
Walker is out "a while". McIntosh on his way to ROY
oh, I didn't mean to imply he could just play thru the pain on this one. I meant once it's healed, it shouldn't affect him much. I couldn't roll over in bed without excruciating pain, so I sure AF wouldn't want to carry a football and have giant men try to tackle me. Hopefully it's not actually a rotator cuff tear, though.57reasons wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 2:57 pmI have that right now, for first time ever. No idea where it came from, just appeared out of the blue but supposedly common for people my age over 50. not so much for early 20's so hopefully his heals much faster. Meanwhile very clear it's not something you can tough your way through without sacrificing ball security - one sudden hit or jerk in the wrong direction and the nerves make you forget all else but relieving the searing pain in your arm and shoulder.SeattleAddict wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 1:25 amsomebody on Reddit said it's a rotator cuff tear. If so, that's BAD. Worst pain I ever felt (and I've been thru some shit) was when I tore my rotator cuff. It was 6 months before I could do anything, and now I throw like a girl.
Of course, it could just be some random jackoff spewing nonsense online, and a RB doesn't need a shoulder for lot (affect throwing motion more than anything, should still be able to hold onto a ball and things).
Walker is out "a while". McIntosh on his way to ROY
Not just you. That is exactly how I translated Pete speak for "just crept up on him".Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 3:41 pmI don't know if i buy the "just crept up on him" line. More like he messed it up in the last game of the College season and he kept it under wraps so that his draft stock wouldn't suffer. But that's just me.
