Havenstein starts camp on PUP list

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  • July 28, 2016 at 11:11 pm #49611
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    Myles Simmons ‏@MylesASimmons
    Havenstein counts on the active roster, and can be moved off the PUP list at any time. While on PUP, he can still attend all team activities

    July 31, 2016 at 8:40 pm #49853
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    JT wrote this…

    Starting right tackle Rob Havenstein was not at practice and may miss a few weeks. He’s on the physically unable to perform list while a fractured toe(from offseason conditioning) fully heals.

    http://www.stltoday.com/sports/football/professional/rams-get-warm-welcome-on-first-day-of-camp/article_5f781bb3-92b0-506b-ae69-0a75a325800c.html

    July 31, 2016 at 10:16 pm #49859
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    zn wrote:

    JT wrote this…

    Starting right tackle Rob Havenstein was not at practice and may miss a few weeks. He’s on the physically unable to perform list while a fractured toe(from offseason conditioning) fully heals.

    As we know Fisher doesn’t discuss injuries in detail during the summer. But at least JT is a vet and knew who to ask on the staff. IMO there;s a a bit of a giveaway in how it’s written:

    He’s on the physically unable to perform list while a fractured toe(from offseason conditioning) fully heals.

    We know he missed OTAs because of it. That was 2 months ago.

    And then Fisher said this:

    We had to put (T) Rob Havenstein on PUP – Rob’s had a little foot issue during the offseason and he’s still not quite ready. So, PUP – this situation can be week-to-week, day-to-day.. We really don’t have much more information on it, but it’s going to be some time, maybe a few weeks, before Rob gets back – he’s working very, very hard.

    From the sounds of everything I would guess it’s a stress fracture, not a literal fractured bone as in broken to pieces. If it were the latter he would be out for a long, long time. It wouldn’t be a “little foot issue” and he would be far worse off at this point than “still not quite ready.”

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