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[QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 3031291, member: 43"]
Well I think you have to look at Dordevic's injury as totally separate from Conrads or other lax injuries. Conrad for example tore his ACL which obviously is completely different from a foot injury that appears to be somewhat chronic in nature. Trying to correlate the two is impossible as there two separate injuries and did not occur at the same time. Dordevic was hurt well before the season started and despite what was reported was never close to being "good to go" before he "re-injured" it. With most foot injuries that ultimately require surgery or in Dordevic's case a second surgery its usually a a year before they get back to or at least close to pre-injury status. You see these types of injuries a lot ie Sammy Watkins Julio Jones etc. Fracture or foot injury that teams believes surgery isn't indicated and then almost always after a few weeks or months it comes out that surgery is needed and said players season is over.

The concern with Dordevic is that he has had foot injuries before and has undergone as I understand it several surgeries. Doesn't mean he can't be at 100% by this January or that he won't have another injury to it in his career here but its definitely something to think about.  I think the best best is to assume Dordevic at this current pace should at least be close to 100% by the start of his next season but will take sometime to get back into playing shape etc.
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