[johnnybourbon]

Originally Posted by CLCondit2002

I like this idea myself... would make it more realistic to me. Plus it would be another added feature in the game and something each team would have. And then of course, depending on how good/bad your team physician/trainer is, the more accurate he is.

I mean, a lot of times with a hamstring for example, guys come back after a 3-4 week layoff, but they are not the same player for a few months after that even.

So maybe have the trainer say "he will not be fully recovered for 3 months, however, he can return within 3 weeks at 80%".

Then, he has the opportunity to get back on the field sooner if you want him to, and of course, then a greater risk of him re-aggravating the injury until he is fully healed?

Just random thoughts coming to me as I type this

I've been curious about something like this for quite a while. Injuries in OOTP are much more dynamic now than they have ever been, I think this is the most logical step...even with long-term CEI-type ones...to have injuries have a base # of out days, with the manager/gm option of putting the player back in (with risk of course), which extends the injury's duration on the day-to-day side.