Bears WR Brandon Marshall Still Bothered By Hip

Discussion in 'Chicago Bears' started by SRW, Aug 27, 2013.

  1. SRW

    SRW Ex-World's Worst Site Admin

    Seven months after hip surgery and 11 days before the start of the regular season, Bears wideout Brandon Marshall still isn’t feeling comfortable.

    “It’s one of those things where I’m just trying to get healthy for Week 1,†he said Tuesday after practice at Halas Hall. “So you’ve got to have a game plan coming off surgery, a third hip surgery.

    “So yeah, I’m not where I want to be right now. It’s a little frustrating. But we’ll see.â€

    Marshall said “some people might think I need to be farther on than where I am, so it’s a little frustrating not being where I want to be right now and maybe being pushed a little bit.â€

    The Pro Bowler said conditioning has been an issue, but he knows where Marc Trestman’s new scheme.

    “Now it’s just getting a feel for it and having more experience in the offense,†he said. “I think it’s a great offense, great coaches, great players. We have all the pieces.

    “Now it’s just time for us to continue to execute and build off what we did last week.â€

    Trestman said Marshall has good days and “days that haven’t gone so well for him†with his hip.

    “I know this: Brandon is working his tail off to try to get himself ready,†Trestman said. “He feels a sense of urgency because the season is (11) days away, and he’s a highly competitive man.â€

    Source: Chicago Sun Times
     
  2. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    If he's not there yet, chances are, he won't be there come Week One...
     
  3. DaBearsrule4ever

    DaBearsrule4ever Hall Of Famer

    That's odd...He's looked good during preseason. I'm no expert on having hip surgery but 7 months seems like long enough of a time table for recovery but then again, this is his 3rd hip surgery. Anyone know the time table for recovery from hip surgery?
     
  4. Tarkus

    Tarkus The Thread Stalker

    Not me...

    Would assume it's more specific to the extent of the injury/player. I know it's not the same by any stretch but ghosts of Bo Jackson past come up with hip discussions. :tsk:

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