Walter Nolan-Meniscus and not ACL? Darren Urban mailbag information.

[Lomax to Green 84]

On the Cardinals home site, Darren Urban does a “mailbag” question and answer from fans. One question regarded the injury to Walter Nolan. According to Urban, Nolan’s injury is a Meniscus tear and not an ACL. He should be full go for 2026.

 

[kerouac9]

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Topics include OLB v OL, positional value in draft, and re-signing free agents

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It’s not according to Urban, it’s according to Nolan’s girlfriend on the socials.

Urban says well know more in April.

 

[Stout]

Full go for 2026 would be freaking outstanding. I'll temper my hopes until it happens, but that would have me psyched.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

It's so lame how one of the most irrelevant teams in professional sports continually withholds information on injuries as if they're state secrets.

 

[JohnnyCakes]

It's so lame how one of the most irrelevant teams in professional sports continually withholds information on injuries as if they're state secrets.

its unbelievable, really. To have the gall to really think you're hiding this privileged info because its worth so much to other teams who just cannot seem to beat you at any cost. LOL

 

[JohnnyCakes]

Full go for 2026 would be freaking outstanding. I'll temper my hopes until it happens, but that would have me psyched.

this would be better than anything this team does in the FA or draft.

 

[football karma]

this would be a giant positive development

 

[juza76]

It's so lame how one of the most irrelevant teams in professional sports continually withholds information on injuries as if they're state secrets.

I am a soccer fan and even top teams doesnt hide things
The clubs displays medical reports and X-ray results.
This joke of a franchise what has to to hide when the outcome is always bad

 

[602 Native]

Finally some good news.

Let’s hope he gets back and becomes a game wrecker.

 

[football karma]

It's so lame how one of the most irrelevant teams in professional sports continually withholds information on injuries as if they're state secrets.

it would be one thing if this were the NHL -- where ALL teams basically do what the Cardinals do. "He has a lower body injury and he will miss some time"

but it seems like 28 (or more) of 32 teams just say what the deal is.

 

[PDXChris]

You've Got Mail: The Debate Of What Will Happen At 3

Topics include OLB v OL, positional value in draft, and re-signing free agents

www.azcardinals.com

It’s not according to Urban, it’s according to Nolan’s girlfriend on the socials.

Urban says well know more in April.

She does have 100k followers on all of her socials, so I guess that means we can trust her, right? That is how is works, right?

 

[Lomax to Green 84]

She does have 100k followers on all of her socials, so I guess that means we can trust her, right? That is how is works, right?

I think the fact that Urban said Nolan should be full go for 2026 means he knows it is true. That is my hope!!

 

[PDXChris]

I think the fact that Urban said Nolan should be full go for 2026 means he knows it is true. That is my hope!!

I was making a joke. But I'm sure Urban wasn't allowed to say anything until Tyler said it and he could use her words.

 

[Lomax to Green 84]

I was making a joke. But I'm sure Urban wasn't allowed to say anything until Tyler said it and he could use her words.

Agreed!! I thought you were joking!!

 

[kerouac9]

I think the fact that Urban said Nolan should be full go for 2026 means he knows it is true. That is my hope!!

He didn’t say that

 

[Lomax to Green 84]

He didn’t say that

I guess I misread the statement. He says 2026 shouldn’t be a problem. I guess I interpreted it wrong. My bad.

 

[Card'em]

Urban did say that he did not think it was an ACL Nolan's girlfriend posted that it was a meniscus injury.

 

[Redsz]

That would be amazing!

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

I truly hate the way this franchise is run.

 

[BritCard]

It's so lame how one of the most irrelevant teams in professional sports continually withholds information on injuries as if they're state secrets.

Most teams do this. If not all. Isn't there some HIPA law that prevents them?

 

[ASUCHRIS]

Most teams do this. If not all. Isn't there some HIPA law that prevents them?

Ha, totally wrong. Most NFL teams are fairly forthcoming about injuries, the Cards are notoriously tight lipped.

 

[BritCard]

Ha, totally wrong. Most NFL teams are fairly forthcoming about injuries, the Cards are notoriously tight lipped.

I think this is vibes based "grass is greener" BS.

As if you would know what other teams do with injuries.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

I think this is vibes based "grass is greener" BS.

Of course you do!

As if you would know what other teams do with injuries.

There's this cool thing some people do, which is doing additional research! You can listen to people outside of the organization, and people who report on the team who can give you an honest assessment of things. (in this case, the way the team handles injury reporting)

In your little Cardinal safe space, you probably don't see anything wrong with how they handle injury reports. Between the Walter Nolan/Darius Robinson/Kyler injury intrigue over the last couple years, you have some extreme examples of organizational shutdown on info. We STILL have no idea what injury Walter Nolan suffered - do you think that to be normal?

 

[JohnnyCakes]

Of course you do!

There's this cool thing some people do, which is doing additional research! You can listen to people outside of the organization, and people who report on the team who can give you an honest assessment of things. (in this case, the way the team handles injury reporting)

In your little Cardinal safe space, you probably don't see anything wrong with how they handle injury reports Between the Walter No. lan/Darius Robinson/Kyler injury intrigue over the last couple years, you have some extreme examples of organizational shutdown on info. We STILL have no idea what injury Walter Nolan suffered - do you think that to be normal?

Dont forget Ojulari

 

[kerouac9]

Most teams do this. If not all. Isn't there some HIPA law that prevents them?

Wrong. Nice try though.

HIPAA isn’t covered here because the team is not a doctor and injury disclosures are required by league rules.