Joe Burrow Injured in Strange Sequence - Doctor Reacts
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Joe Burrow suffered a strange injury early in the NFL game between the Bengals and Ravens.
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This guy is the best: CLEAR, CONCISE, EASY TO UNDERSTAND!!!
lol "this is bizarre... and doesnt make sense"
Its amazing how fast he can study the tape, analyze it then record and upload the video. While all these "Twitter Docs" are diagnosing these injuries, I just come to Dr. Sutterer to hear what the professional has to say. I hate it when an athlete gets hurt, but I love learning from the Doc.
What's most important to me is accuracy, and this guy almost always call it right based on the last couple of years. Very impressive.
@@pretzelhuntat least he's not pretending like he knows
He's behind honest
Unlike most of the "I know all" experts
when he doesn’t know he says IDK , but it might be this, this or this . usually it’s one of those things .
My kind of doctor. Clear, easy to understand, and knows what he’s talking about. Great job as always, Doc!
ABC showed a play before when he went to the ground and jammed his wrist when a raven fell on him !
Burrow wore a sleeve on his elbow last year during training camp ! I kept mentioning it last year just to get told it was nothing ! The ring finger is a major cause of grip pain ! Watch your forearm when wiggling the ring finger only compared to the other fingers ! Bicep exercises can become painful due to the ring finger grip strength ! Overuse of the ring finger grip can become a chronic problem !
Yeah until he started talking about Covid 19
Anytime I see a sports injury, I look forward to your diagnosis and/or explanation! We appreciate you, Doc!
Bizarre compliment.
That’s cool but also kinda messed up 😅
Glazin
@@jonq8714 you acting like he said he’s happy to see people get hurt
@@BigDilf3 What I said is funny if you think about it for two seconds. I meant nothing beyond that.
Heartbreaking and not just for my fantasy team ;) this man just can’t seem to catch a break. It’s always hard to see a player injured but to see someone with so much potential deal with so many injures at a young age is discouraging to say the least. Best wishes Joey B I hope it’s not to severe. And as always doc, thanks for the amazing video
Ravens lost Lamar twice nobody gave a damn some people were actually happy. I would never celebrate a player’s injury. Can’t wait for Joe to heal so the Ravens can beat that ass again.
Well, he always has the millions he's made to fall back on.
It's 100% the failure of the Brown family, owners of the Cincinnati Bengals
@@johnspurrier0001 Yeah, Joe should have went somewhere else.
I swear like a dozen dudes have gotten hurt tonight wtf is in the air on the field whatever it is this game is cursed beyond anything wow can’t go a play without someone limping off.
Wishing Burrow the best dude is one of the faces of the league really great player phenomenal leader tremendous role model
Thursday night games should be banned
@@tonypreston7278100%
@@tonypreston7278Exactly. I honestly don’t think that NFL players can get their bodies ready for a game with only 3 days of rest. I think that’s why we see so many injuries on Thursday nights. Not only that but the games themselves are usually bad cause guys are just not ready to go so soon after playing.
Division games are played harder than Normal and the afc north have good defense
@@tonypreston7278they should only be played if both teams had the previous week off with a bye.
so interesting to hear you talk about the ulnar nerve! when i broke my arm (i broke the ulna), i was warming up for a basketball game at school. and i remember that same bizarre weakness where i couldn’t even dribble the ball, because my whole arm would just go limp any time i tried to use it to dribble. (ended up sitting out that game, got an X-ray the next morning where i found out about the break)
You should just live react to the whole game … injuries are all over
Copyright might get in the way but I agree
Thursday night games certainly don't help
That something he could. That not a bad idea.
Now that would be a live stream to watch 😊
It’s a good idea. There isn’t enough time for it live tho. There is hardly time for replays at times.
Dr. you are so informative, timely, articulate and accurate! Hope you enjoy the games/events you cover.
I’ve graduated medicine at Harvard and currently doing my residency to become a surgeon. This doctor right here is very professional and explained it very well. Kudos to him❤ shoutout to all doctors 🎉
Kudos to you as well. Best of luck as a surgeon.
How do you know if someone graduated from Harvard? They’ll tell you.
First time watching and I wholeheartedly agree with the comments. You're taking vast amounts of information and knowledge, boiling it down to a point that is complex enough to fully give context to the scope of potential injuries but simplifing it enough where most anybody could understand and comprehend. And doing all that without being condescending or with a Matter of Fact tone.
Unsure of what practice you do but no doubt your patients leave feeling reassured, and understand what they are dealing with. Great video, excited to check out your previous videos
Dr. Brian, as always, your analysis is meticulous and enlightening. Your ability to dissect the situation and provide a detailed, yet easy-to-understand explanation of potential injuries is truly commendable and helpful for us sports enthusiasts. Keep up the amazing work! Looking forward to your next analysis.
I learn so much through your content. Well explained and helps to understand what’s going on with those injuries.
This game is wild. Absolutely hate to see this happen to Burrow. Mark Andrews really scared me when he went down too - so relieved it was an ankle and not a serious head or neck injury
Most likely a torn achilles the way he was walking. Still dsnt look good.
@@skye9595isbomb you don’t tear your Achilles when your ankle gets rolled over
Whatever it was you could see him telling Lamar something and Lamar reacting like it was really bad.
Yeah looked like a high ankle sprain but whatever it is, he was definitely hurting pretty bad
This was one of the more cursed games I've ever seen. I just wish the whole thing had never happened.
I appreciate your videos so much. With NFL injuries, it could take up to a whole week figuring out what it is and how long they're gone from the media
What are talking about? They find out about injuries the next day 😂
Not always. Sometimes it's not always so clear cut and the team reports them as questionable until they figure it out. And sometimes it's clear like Rodgers Achilles@@ps5gaymer
@@ps5gaymer Andrew Luck has entered the chat
You had me waiting, Doc! 😂 Thanks for the video.
Me too man 😂
Great analysis, as usual.
Two season-ending injuries of very important players to both teams. Insane stuff
People really dont understand how brutal the NFL is. Player health is taken for granted when injury rate is nearly 100%. The severity varies but everyone gets hurt.
Just subscribed to the channel. Dr. Stutterer is very, very good at addressing what probably happened here. Why no TV network has not hired him to explain things from a medical standpoint to the sports fans is a mystery.
The average sports fan is too stupid to understand even half of this, and not curious enough to listen.
Hello how are you and your family? I was updating my profile when I came across your page,, do you know that every post on your timeline is great and beautiful? Good posts and photos are unique and very beautiful.
Amazing video! Love ur explaining of injuries in a way that it is easy for average people to understand
Feel like some Doctors on UA-cam drown their viewers with medical terms that make it confusing
I share your videos frequently to my brother who is in PT school. Great job!
Bro is so fast. Before burrow even goes into the tent he already has the diagnosis😭😭 keep up the great work Brian!!
Thank you! My dad is a PT and watching the game last night everything to me looked like a nerve or tendon injury on the inside of his forearm through to his elbow. But they kept saying sprained wrist and it really threw me, especially when he came out with no brace. This made me feel so much less crazy lol
Hello how are you and your family? I was updating my profile when I came across your page,, do you know that every post on your timeline is great and beautiful? Good posts and photos are unique and very beautiful.
Another great vid, Doc! I honestly didn’t watch the game, so this video was basically my injury update lol
since i saw it happen live, i was waiting for ur knowledge! 🙏
My immediate reaction was an Ulnar Nerve injury. I am having Ulnar Nerve Transposition surgery on November 30th. I have really bad pain when I grip or twist in the wrong way. I have numbness in pinky and ring finger, however the wrong motion sends a bad pain through my arm and hand. Thank you again for a great video.
Wishing you a safe surgery and successful recovery!
@@88Amps Thank you. I am actually looking forward to it. I appreciate the kind words.
@@Rocky-N-Angel I’ll send happy thoughts for you that day.
Good luck bro, I hope it goes well!
How long would it take for a person to recover from a nerve injury?
Wow, you got this analysis loaded up fast, well done and great analysis!
I just came across your channel looking for burrow news.. love this ( not my qb injury 🤬) but The details and insight on your knowledge and expertise… great job doc. Keep up the good work ! New subscriber here moving forward
This was an awesome video on your part. Easy to understand for the layman and very informative. It looks like it could be a nerve issue to me from what you explained, and I hope it is "only" a nerve issue because J. Chase is on my main fantasy team.
Bengals also deleted a post showing Burrow was wearing some type of wrist brace earlier this week!
What an absolute flex on the forearm anatomy knowledge. Not too many doctors out there can recall that 😂
He’s a sports medicine doctor I’m sure he’s very commonly referring to and viewing muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and bones of the extremities haahha
And brushing up whenever he has to using whatever resources he knows are reliable.
to me it’s all a bunch of weird stuff but he explains
If you’re an orthopedist, you’re a specialist. This is like naming off all the items in an aisle of condiments at the grocery store. He knows this stuff like the back of his hand
@@thefarmingnursecause it is the back of his hand
first time getting to your video, easy to understand and simple. thank you
Dr Brian, I had checked once but this wasn’t up yet, lol, I beat you. Then I got the notification. I like this young man so much. I know he has to be so frustrated. Hope this isn’t to serious. Thanks…
As always thanks for the concise explanation. The only thing that may add some context to the mystery is earlier in the game Jadeveon Clowney takled Burrow and Burrow fell hard on his hand. Clowney was draped over his back and landed right on Burrow's hand. I wonder if that made it worse or aggravated something.
I'm a Raven's fan and it kills me that the AFC North can't get through a healthy season. I wish all who got injured a speedy recovery so we can have some real straight up games.
Thank you this means a lot I seen ravens fans try to put bounties on Wilson and that just horrible but this means a lot seeing a good ravens fans
I’m Sure The Sports World Would Want You As Their Doctor 👍😉😉 Thanks Doc ❤️ God Loves You 🙏
Your are the best love how you get into details about everything thank you helping me understand more about what's going on
You're and excellent speaker. This was very interesting. Thank Yiou
In college while playing baseball I had a really strange injury where i tore my UCL but also the attaching bone on the Ulna. Felt a lot of pain when it happened in elbow & wrist. It was a grade two tear and decided to go against surgery. Years since the injury my hand especially middle through pinky will go numb, have trouble gripping at times when I use my arm after a long day At times I can throw and have no issue other days it feels like it almost feels loose. Elbows suck
Man I feel your pain I had a very similar injury and decided not to go with surgery also since I was young at the time, I had to dismiss throwing change ups years ago cus after every pitch my ring finger and pinky will get tingly ultimately numbing out!! Time to visit an ortho soon! Take care of them arms youngsters!!!
As a Bengals fan I’m really sad about this and I will pray for every one
Pray*
Pray
Love your videos Dr. !!!!
I was waiting for this video, man you gotta love the breakdown of either what it is or what it could possibly be. Doc can you do the injury of Amik Robertson from last Sunday Night?
After seeing the injury, I was waiting for this video to come up. Kept refreshing my feed. I always enjoy the insight provided. We can always count on Brian to post soon after a big one!
At the end of the game, he was only using his left hand to greet the other players. They flashed his right arm on camera while he was doing that and it looked swollen and slightly discolored.
Great video, thank you, Doctor!
They did mention he had a brace of some type when he arrived today, but the screen shot is no longer available, according to the TNF announcers.
I saw that too
And make no mistake: the league is going to investigate them for covering up the injury. The Bengals are in even more trouble than it appears.
Get this guy on the manningcast for this kinda stuff
Great Breakdown Doc❤
First time watching. This was incredibly informative. Subbed
This guy has had a busy year. I’m 39 and never remember constant injuries growing up. Just seems like the injuries doubled over the last 20 years.
in 1990’s saw Don Hollis blow out his acl in a game in Cincy vs GB Packers . they won by about 30 points lol
No there's just more focus on it now
vaccine makes your bones weak
players are constantly getting bigger, faster and stronger. every hit or turn or push off is creating and dissipating more and more energy and tendon and ligament strength doesnt scale at the same rate as muscle strength. similar thing started happening in rugby union when it went professional and players had the time to physically train their bodies to stay at peak strength
2 common denominators :
Turf vs grass
Athletes are lifting too much weight
Please post an update now that we know the injury is a torn wrist ligament
Love the videos! I'm with you on the ulnar nerve injury myself as I'm dealing with one currently. Actually just tried to throw on a pickup game today and couldn't throw.
Just had surgery on my right arm to try and correct Ulnar Nerve Entrapment. My nerve was so damaged that the plastic surgeon called in all of his nurses when he examined me for surgery prep just so they could gawk in amazement about how bad my case was. Pinky and ring finger are completely numb, and hand strength and grip are terrible. Have trouble opening up simple things like food. Was told by the Dr who did the electric nerve testing that it will never be like it was before. I have the same thing on my left arm and hand, but it has very little damage. I am right-handed. When I saw Joe try to throw the FB and it fell out of his hand, immediately thought it was the Ulnar nerve. Sorry, this was so long.
Will you be covering the Mark Andrews injury, he was able to walk off the field on his own but they’re saying it’s a season ending injury?
Love the videos by the way, as a med student who loves sports, you make great content!
Just went to the hand specialist today for my "trigger finger" left pinkie. Learned quite a bit about tendons and pulleys, and received a big ole cortisone shot. Hope it works. As a pianist, this is something new and I am wondering if my left-hand boogie-woogie chops are to blame, since that requires an intense repetitive motion with the pinkie. The doctor said possibly, and that seems a good bet, because boogie woogie is a more recent addition to my playing (last 5 years), and a lot of practice is required to maintain a steady fast rhythm. Good luck to Burrow. He may certainly be dealing with something more challenging.
i got stung by a scorpion here in AZ on my index finger. for a solid 3 months typing on a keyboard was awful , it damaged a nerve and it took it a long time to work right , pounding on the keys of the keyboard isn’t quite like playing a piano but after that i kinda understand those repetitive use injuries
Burrow didn’t seem very surprised or concerned. I wonder if it’s something that’s been bugging him previously
That's honestly what stood out to me too. That casual attitude about it on the sideline especially seemed like he was testing his dexterity for something he already knew about rather than figuring out something new.
This has become one of my favorite channels
Your videos are the best!!
You didn't show him hit the ground. Clowneys hand is on top of Burrows wrist as they hit the ground. Take another look
You don’t think it’s a UCL tear/injury of some sort? Referring pain down to the hand is something my teammates experienced when they did the same thing even though it was with a baseball.
One of my teammates had a full tear of his UCL and still was able to throw but it just hurt like hell.
Thank you for trying to make sense of this. I think it would be helpful if you also note what the recovery time is for each of those scenarios.
Bro.... He is done.......
I work in Physical Therapy and worked for years with a certified hand therapist, co-treating many patient's because of my interest in the subject matter. You're right that with the limited available information, I'm finding it hard to confidently determine what the actual injury here is. My suspicion is similar, that he may be having some kind of ulnar nerve irritation. I have seen cases of dystonia where irritation of the superior fibers can cause a localized dsytonia in palmaris brevis as well as abductor digiti minimi. I wish I could more clearly see his hypothenar eminence. In cases I've seen with notable dystonia/spasm, there is almost always dimpling along the medial aspect of the hypothenar eminence between the flexor and abductor near where palmaris brevis begins blending into the skin. Why it is happening is harder to say. A TFCC disruption or some other cause of acute inflammation could aggravate a potential chronic overuse injury. Or maybe something that happened in another game this season. Who knows, anyways, love the channel and content! This scratches my itch lol.
Lost me at dimpling.
What’s the recovery time out of curiosity?
@@caaninfausone792 impossible to determine without knowing a clear cause/having an actual diagnosis at this point unfortunately.
@@caaninfausone792 None. It's a permanent, career-ending condition.
TNF announcers indicated he elicited pain after a throw in their last game.
Love this channel
A lot of medical jargon, but SO EASY to understand!! If you love football, you'll love this channel and the content!!
As a bengals fan this is devastating crazy how you take him off the field and they go from contenders to last in the division so much for the playoff run again this year he made Cincy football entertaining again hope you get healthy joe b 😢😢
They were already in last WITH Burrow
I mean they were 5-5 so they could do better in 2nd half and squeeze into the playoffs.
Bengals before Burrow is not just last-place. Other than a few years of Carson Palmer, they were a perennial laughingstock of the league.
We already seen the peak of Burrow. If he’s this injury prone in his prime years, he’s going to have no longevity in the sport. He’s falling apart like the rest of his team
@@lethalfang for the last 20 years they’ve been in the playoffs close to the playoffs and went to the Super Bowl Andy dalton had a good run they were 5-4 my dude with burrow he stays healthy they probably win that game and the whole division would have 4 losses pretty much minus the winner of Cleveland Baltimore why you a hater bro let me guess you’re a queefs fan joe burrow is the only qb to hand mahomes 3 straight losses they’ll be back don’t worry you can come back next year and check this comment 😂 idk what joe has to do get respect he’s an elite player and will be for years to come
@@lethalfangDalton took the Bengals to like 5 straight playoff appearances even tho he lost them all hahaha still not easy to do
Follow up video post ligament diagnosis, please.
The fastest UA-camr in the land, thank you for this analysis
Good video. Fast and fully recovery to JB. He is an asset to the NFL and the fans.
Great explanation. How about a video on Deshaun Watson and his glenoid injury next?
Was about to say this lol
Man when i saw this my first thought was it was something to do with a nerve. Grip issues, random shooting pain and instability. I noticed that pinky as well, looks like it's been broken before or something. This one hits me hard. Not only because I love Burrow and want to see this team do well but also Burrow is the main QB on my fantasy team and I'm currently in line to win $5k if I can hold position. I was kinda sick to my stomach when I realized that. I know that sounds selfish but man I am really really poor. I really hope for Joe's sake, the Bengals sake and my sake this is something he can manage through the rest of the season and play well.
This is a top tier shit post 😭
Give him a break. He's poor. @@UN4SS1GN3D
I lost 800$ last night because of burrow. I don’t really care about his wrist.
Good analysis as usual...
Excellent discussion.
Can you do one on mark Andrew’s please
Out for the season. It's bad
You lost me at covid crap…
Physician spreads message about Covid treatments, wow
Never once heard the word 'vaccine' or any variation of it.
Get lost then!
Boo-hoo
I'm thinking tendon. Great video and explanation!
He was wearing a brace on that wrist getting off the plane before the game, he was injured going into this one
Noah Lowery of the SF Giants had a 'forearm injury' back in the mid-2000's. The symptoms seem very similar. We never heard much about the first surgery, only that Lowery's agent accused the SF Giants of a misdiagnosis and his issue was a circulation problem. It essentially ended his career.
You can see around the 1:30 mark, it looks like the defender and Burrows arms slide past each other, and for a split second it looks like Burrows pinky is all curled up like it got snagged as their arms swung opposite directions.
You’re fantastic at explaining the intricacies of his injury. I’m a new subscriber simply based on that 👏🏾👏🏾…
I believe it’s a tendon injury looks familiar to what I experienced- If that’s the case as you’re aware it’s definitely gonna need surgery
Great assessment
my guess would be a TFCC injury, which Doc mentions, not a super common injury, often from accidently grounding (or hitting a root) a club golfing. Burrow seems to grab at the medial wrist/ hand junction during the follow through. It doesn't really hurt until one grips with wrist motion or strains or exerts force through that medial/ ulnar part of the wrist then its sudden excruciating/ knee buckling pain. If it's a tear of the disc of the TFCC - no bueno, months, not weeks, to heal. He could feasibly play through it but would be severely hampering, especially to an nfl QB's throwing hand.
This sounds similar to the Purdy injury and I remember him having a similar experience throwing on the sideline. In both cases, they could perform a throwing motion, but couldn't grip the ball at all.
i don’t think there was a mechanism for tearing his ucl
Dude. You’re the best UA-cam doctor.
Hey Brian could you do a follow up video on Kyler Murray’s ACL recovery? He looked amazing coming back and I just want to know how common it is and how good he looked compared to expectations of how he should look in his first game back. Thanks!
Burrow broke the pinkie on his throwing hand mid game two years ago. He played through it and the organization never acknowledged it. He took the Bengals to the Super Bowl throwing with that grip and he's done it ever since.
During TNF, Michaels showed a video of Burrow departing the plane in Baltimore and he was wearing a wrist brace on his throwing arm! Didn’t anyone else see this. He was obviously dealing with some kind of wrist injury, before he even played🙄🙄🙄
Thanks for sharing this information with us Sports Fans.
What did you see in the Tightend Andrews injury? I am a Bengals Fan but worried about his health.
Was hoping you'd cover this. I appreciate your takes & attention to detail. If all Docs were this detailed, our medical health could be so much better. When he landed on his wrist/arm, it made me think of that term "stoved up". Does anyone still use that term? Will it means sore, bruised, jammed & just plain ol hurts a lot but not broke. We love our Joe in the 45780. Hopefully, won't take long for him to be 100% & back on the field.
USDOJ IM doc here. Love your videos!!! Great ortho reviews. Should be used in med school gross classes.
Doing this type of timely commentary/analysis is smart, good stuff 👍👍
These videos are good😊
Brian, I enjoy your work so much...
I just recently healed from this kind of injury, it's not fun. Mine was during a bowling match, threw the ball one too many times and after I threw the ball, my hand went numb, and my pinky and ring finger had the excat same reaction Burrow did. Great to know excatly what I had now. Thank you
Yep. I couldn't bowl for over a year after an injury like this.
Golfer's elbow. I have the same problem and I have a hard time with grip when it flares up. That new pad that Burrow is wearing is on the outside of the arm, covering the radial nerve and the tendon set that runs on the outside of the elbow.
Great research and presentation of Film - even lip Reading included.
I initially thought of a injury of the membrana interossea (antebrachii), maybe even an Essex-Lopresti type of fracture of the caput radii, which could result from the mentioned tackle before, when an opponent landed on his arm. This would also be a matching piece of the Bengals, talking of a wrist injury, since it‘s forearm down to the wrist appears painful. That would be tragic!
You need to be added to the broadcast! That would be really cool!
Originally I thought it was similar to the injury that Pitchers get with their elbow. Having had and injury to the tendon in my hand I can attest to the pop and sudden sharp pain involved. It was weeks before I could grip anything without pain.
Excellent explanation as always Doc. Keep'em coming
love your channel
Dr put the jersey on the skelly after the ad read haha
At the end of August I was moving a concrete block and something popped in my wrist. There wasn’t a sound, just a feeling of a pop. Since then, I can’t rotate my wrist (rotate as in if I hold my arm out in front of me and try to rotate my hands to make my palm face up or down). I only have pain when my wrist is moving with rotation in this manner.
I’ve had X-rays and an MRI and I’ve been diagnosed with, “Ulnar-sided fissuring of the triangular fibrocartilage without full-thickness tear, mild sprain of the focal and styloid attachments of the TFC without tear or retraction, mild intratendinous increased signal in exterior carpi ulnaris, mild tendinosis without tendon tear or retraction.” Quoted from my MRI results.
My MRI was conducted 2 1/2 months AFTER my injury, but Burrow’s reaction to certain movements and the “pop” he was mentioning reminded me of me of exactly what I’m going through. I’m almost pain free, even when the injury happened, but certain movements are excruciating. Just on Monday I gave a buddy of mine a goofy sort of salute with my hand and that has been the most pain I’ve experienced in my wrist, even more so than the initial “pop.”
Love the channel, hate the pitch for covid medicine
Burrow started wearing the elbow pad when the game started against the Texans a week earlier. He was roughed on the 1st play of the game.
However, Burrow was also roughed in the Bills game 2 weeks ago by Tim Settle, where he landed on his right elbow. Burrow was not wearing the elbow pad.