The Miami Dolphins still have not gotten the aftereffects of Thursday's MRI to Ryan Tannehill's left knee however this is the thing that we know from sources inside the group and those near the Dolphins quarterback:
The Dolphins realize that Tannehill hyperextended his left knee — a similar one that last December endured an in part torn ACL That is the base of what the player is managing now.
A source near Tannehill said there is the likelihood of back cruciate tendon harm.
[UPDATE: The Dolphins have now discounted the likelihood of there being PCL damage.]
Dolphins QB mentor Hardegree on the quarterback circumstance after Tannehill's conceivable damage
Bo Hardegree, Miami Dolphins quarterback mentor, says he is positive about his reinforcement quarterbacks yet isn't "going there yet", after Tannehill left practice with conceivable damage.
Charles Trainor Jr. The Miami Herald
There is additionally the likelihood of the most dire outcome imaginable that everybody inside the Dolphins association is wanting to keep away from: That would be a torn ACL to one side knee. That damage would probably be a season finishing damage.
Regardless of the possibility that Tannehill managed a sprained ACL, sprains are fractional tears. Thus the area of the tear would decide whether Tannehill could recoup from that without surgery. Clearly, if Tannehill endures damage to a similar part of the ACL that he harmed a year ago, that would likely prompt surgery.
What's more, this: It is conceivable Thursday's knee damage is unreleated to a year ago's knee damage.
The Dolphins hope to have the outcomes to Tannehill's MRI at some point this evening. The quarterback and head mentor Adam Gase have come back to the working from that exam.
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Balances OC Christensen tends to Tannehill damage
Miami Dolphins hostile facilitator Clyde Christensen converses with the media after training on Aug. 3, 2017.
