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Jarvis Landry Played The Season With A Hip Injury, Might Need Surgery

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Cleveland Browns receiver Jarvis Landry played the season with a bad hip.

The NFL star, who is Baker Mayfield’s second best receiving option, recently opened up about his health status, and it sounds like he’s been dealing with issues for a long time. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

“Just talking to the doctors and the early scans from OTAs and things like that, I began with a fractured sacrum and then from there everything else just kinda started going bad,” Landry explained, according to Cleveland.com. The sacrum is a bone that connected to the pelvis that “intersects” with the bones in your hip, according to the same report.

 

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He added, “Honestly, it’s kind of just one of those nagging, lingering things. I wouldn’t say it’s gotten worse. It’s definitely not getting better.”

He will see a specialist in the offseason to determine if he needs surgery.

 

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When it rains in Cleveland, I guess it pours. I can’t believe this is only now just getting out. Stuff like this usually leaks very early one.

Secondly, I can’t believe Jones has played all season through a hip injury. I can only speak for myself, but I’m pretty sure I’d stop the moment it happened.

I guess that’s why he’s a millionaire in the NFL, and I’m not.

 

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Hopefully, Landry is able to make a full recovery and return in 2020 at full strength. While I enjoy mocking the Browns, you never want to see anybody get hurt.

Let’s hope he bounces back in a big way.