Falcons with a WRC (Walsh's Royal Commercial) wingspan issue experience regular week-to-week adjustments at London's airport.
Drake London: The Week-to-Week Status Due to Proximal Lateral Knee StrainIn an update on his season, wide receiver Drake London was highlighted as potentially in a "week-to-week" contract due to a PCL (proximal lateral knee) strain. This means he may not be able to start the upcoming week but is set to play at least once later when his condition improves.
### Current Status
Drake is currently experiencing a mild PCL issue, which primarily affects his lower leg and front foot. He was diagnosed as having a slight tenderness in his left knee following muscle tension during an injury evaluation. However, there are signs of progression, including a history of pain that worsens with each successive week.
### Future Implications
Drake is expected to start the following week or later but will likely miss all of week one due to the strain. His performance could be impacted, especially in key games where he's considered an important threat for the offense. However, his ability to contribute may improve as his condition improves over time.
### Potential Adjustments
The team is considering whether to adjust their starting lineups based on his condition. With limited game action during week one, their starting lineup may need adjustments to include more depth and potential impact players. This could involve replacing certain key personnel or adjusting the rotation.
### Consequences of Injury
While there's no immediate impact on team performance, the PCL strain raises questions about Drake's ability to recover in time for upcoming games. If he plays too long without starting, it may delay his overall season potential. Moreover, any late starts could affect recruits and potentially the salary cap.
In summary, Drake London is expected to play at least once after week one but likely not starting in week one. His condition will continue to be evaluated as he recovers, with plans to adjust team lines during post-truncation weeks. This injury will require careful consideration of his impact on his future and the team's overall season.
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