Draft prospect Kool Aid McKinstry has Jones fracture

[BigJay]

Source: Bama DB McKinstry has Jones fracture

Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry has a Jones fracture in his right foot, a source confirmed with ESPN's Jordan Reid.

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[BigJay]

Now you're going to shoot me in my pinkie toe.

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[BigJay]

His son already shot off my pinkie toe.

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[Wagerallsports]

Where is/was he projected to go jay?

 

[BigJay]

Where is/was he projected to go jay?

Mid to late first round

 

[BigJay]

Foot injuries are a sticky wicket. A lot of guys that get them once keep getting them throughout their careers.

I don’t know if I’d draft him that high now

 

[KVB]

 

[KingKolzig]

Going for a walk in a half hour then exercises. Please

 

[BMR Genie]

Bad time to have a fracture. I wonder if he already knows about this before the medical.

 

[KingKolzig]

Rap career?

Show up half the time at community college and make $55k to spend half the time at work on his phone?

 

[KingKolzig]

Take that back have to see just any wiggle room

 

[KVB]

Foot injuries are a sticky wicket. A lot of guys that get them once keep getting them throughout their careers.

I don’t know if I’d draft him that high now

Fortunately this type of injury just takes time to heal and shouldn't be a future issue, with a couple of exceptons.

If there's any soft tissue damage then it could be another story.

But fractures like Jones can run into problems healing,a they can be non-union and won't necessarily heal on it's own with the standard bone regeneration

Once it does heal, even if surgery was required, then the foot should be in good shape. It just tends to take longer to get over it. Athletes will ge bomb ass treatment and speed it all up, especialy with surgery.

The attention the athletes get will also help it to heal correctly further reducing chronic issues like pain and the risk of re-injury.