SteelCrazy
08-23-2016, 06:02 PM
PITTSBURGH -- Senquez Golson could be back on the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers as early as mid-October, but no later than the end of November, he said.
The 2015 second-round pick out of Ole Miss suffered a Lisfranc injury on the fourth day of the Steelers' training camp practices, Aug. 1. Golson had been playing slot corner with the first-team defense and has since been replaced by Sean Davis in the position.
It was initially reported that Golson would be out three to four months, but the second-year corner said he may return seven weeks out from surgery. He said he's certain he'll play this season.
"For sure by the end of November I'll be full-speed back," Golson said.
Hell be checking in with a doctor every five weeks, he said.
Other players around the league wearing a similarly older shoe model have suffered the same injury, Golson said, though he noted he's not using it as an excuse. He's still not sure exactly how the injury happened, he said, only that his foot buckled beneath him away from a play in practice.
He doesn't plan to watch the practice tape, Golson said.
If Pittsburgh signs cover for the cornerback spot, he said, that's fine by him. Golson remains on the team's 90-man roster and he plans to join any such addition.
Said Golson: "Oh yeah, I'm definitely going to be back this year."
http://www.pennlive.com/steelers/index.ssf/2016/08/pittsburgh_steelers_senquez_golson_says.html
The 2015 second-round pick out of Ole Miss suffered a Lisfranc injury on the fourth day of the Steelers' training camp practices, Aug. 1. Golson had been playing slot corner with the first-team defense and has since been replaced by Sean Davis in the position.
It was initially reported that Golson would be out three to four months, but the second-year corner said he may return seven weeks out from surgery. He said he's certain he'll play this season.
"For sure by the end of November I'll be full-speed back," Golson said.
Hell be checking in with a doctor every five weeks, he said.
Other players around the league wearing a similarly older shoe model have suffered the same injury, Golson said, though he noted he's not using it as an excuse. He's still not sure exactly how the injury happened, he said, only that his foot buckled beneath him away from a play in practice.
He doesn't plan to watch the practice tape, Golson said.
If Pittsburgh signs cover for the cornerback spot, he said, that's fine by him. Golson remains on the team's 90-man roster and he plans to join any such addition.
Said Golson: "Oh yeah, I'm definitely going to be back this year."
http://www.pennlive.com/steelers/index.ssf/2016/08/pittsburgh_steelers_senquez_golson_says.html