cosmo365 Sherman undergoes Achilles surgery, expected in time for training camp

cosmo365 Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Richard Sherman has undergone a full recovery from an injury during the offseason, most recently undergoing surgery on his left Achilles tendon.

In the 2017 season, Sherman suffered a serious right Achilles tendon injury in November, underwent surgery, and was unable to compete for the team again that season.  cosmo365

After 3 months, the injury at that point had healed. However, when he went to the garage to claim the first-class insurance, the arrogant Conor Back asked to repair the other Achilles tendon at the same time.

Head coach Pete Carroll revealed during the Combine Weekend that he’s looking at the rookies entering the 2018 draft and had this to say about his talented subordinates: 

“Sherman just had minor surgery on his left Achilles tendon and is going to be in recovery for two to three weeks, which won’t slow down his return to action as he’s been working very hard.”

The veteran coach added, “Even though the season is closed, that guy is still very serious. His mentality is excellent. I think he’s prepared like a crazy person.”

The 30-year-old is expected to be available for training camp in mid-year, but the Seahawks coach has said he is not considering trading the Pro-Bowl player. ( cosmo365 )