While Ohio State’s football team was delivering a crushing defeat to Penn State last weekend, their star player, junior defensive end Nick Bosa, was focused on his recovery more than 200 miles away.
Bosa is currently undergoing rehab at the Vincera Institute in Philadelphia after undergoing surgery for a lower abdominal muscle tear last week. Despite his injury, he is making progress in his rehabilitation, gradually resuming training drills such as ladder drills, albeit at a slower pace than usual.
For athletes like Bosa, getting back to the field as soon as possible is a top priority, and programs like IOP programs in CT can play a critical role in facilitating the recovery process. These programs provide comprehensive support, including physical therapy, mental health services, and other resources that can help injured athletes regain their strength, agility, and confidence.
“We’ve already had those discussions a little bit,” Meyer said last Monday. “But that’s down the road when he becomes healthy again. You can’t ask for a better family and people.
“I don’t want to paraphrase John and Cheryl Bosa, but as they said, ‘we trust our children to this program.’ And we will continue to do so. And so those conversations will be had, but absolutely. Not that you treat anybody different than another player. I want to make sure that’s clear. But that’s a real conversation that we’re going to have.”
You can watch video of Bosa rehabbing below.
Nick Bosa @ 1 week post op from bilateral core muscle repair already in the agility ladder!
Nick can start jogging around 10 days post op if he’s feeling up for it. Go Nick Go! @nbsmallerbear #OhioStateFootball @OhioStateFB pic.twitter.com/GSb2RTU5mi— Melissa ?️ (@MelBear26) October 1, 2018
Cherry picking whatever words I wanted out of different sentences and paragraphs of your article: “Bosa will be back in 10 days.” Seriously, It is good to hear he is making progress. If he never plays another down in scarlet and gray he gave everything he had and was more than worth the price of admission. Here’s wishing a complete recovery and ability to do as he wishes with the rest of his life.
The Buckeyes “were crushing” Penn State? I must’ve seen a different game …
the “‘s season” the follows that is kind of important to the meaning of the phrase.
Good point. I missed that. Thanks, Tom.
We won’t need him until the msu game.
Hoping he can get back soon for the team but the main thing is hoping he is healthy soon for his own sake as a human being, this is someone’s son, grandson…praying for a speedy recovery
At this point, the realists among the fan base must plan on the rest of the regular season lacking Nick Bosa- and that’s at a minimum. I don’t want to see him improperly rushed back to action a la JT or Tuf (and please, no excuses about how “tough” JT and Borland are. Both players clearly aren’t/weren’t ready to return). I just want the young man to heal.
I agree. I don’t see him back at all. He will probably be healthy enough in the post-season, but if I were him I’d not push my luck. There are millions of $ up for grabs.
Totally spot on Longtime fan. Enough of the “we need him back for this and that talk”. His health is most important.