Bobby Hebert's Sports Injuries
Type of Sport: American Football
Bobby Hebert's Sports Injuries Table
| Type | Area | Date | Consequences | Content | How It Happened | Recovery Duration | Rehabilitation Details | Impact On Career | Psychological Impact | Previous Injuries | Return To Competition | Severity | Treatment | Medical Staff | Long Term Impact | Preventive Measures | Competition Missed | Initial Symptoms | Re Injury Risk | Support System | Rehabilitation Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concussions | Head | 1988-10-22 | Missed several games and experienced symptoms like headaches and dizziness. | Hebert was diagnosed with a concussion after being tackled by Giants' defense. This injury raised concerns about the long-term effects of repeated head trauma. | Suffered a hard hit during a game against the New York Giants. | 2 weeks | Rest and avoidance of any physical activity. Gradual return to practice under medical supervision. | Temporary setback, but he returned to play later in the season. | Increased awareness of the risks associated with head injuries. | None | Returned to play after 2 weeks of recovery. | Moderate | Rest and monitoring by medical staff. | Team physicians and neurologists. | Potential risk of long-term cognitive issues due to repeated concussions. | Implemented more stringent protocols for head injuries. | Missed 2 games. | Headache, dizziness, and confusion. | High risk if not fully recovered. | Support from team and family. | Team's medical facilities. |
| Knee Injuries | Left Knee | 1993-09-11 | Severe pain and swelling, difficulty walking. | Hebert injured his left knee after being tackled by a Falcons' defender. The injury was significant and required immediate medical attention. | Sustained a knee injury during a game against the Atlanta Falcons. | 6 weeks | Intensive physical therapy and limited physical activity. | Missed a significant portion of the season, affecting team performance. | Concern over long-term mobility and career longevity. | None reported on the same area. | Returned to play after 6 weeks, but not at full strength. | Severe | Physical therapy and possible surgical intervention. | Team's orthopedic surgeons and physical therapists. | Potential for chronic knee issues and decreased mobility. | Strengthening exercises and knee braces. | Missed 5 games. | Severe pain, swelling, and instability. | High risk if not fully recovered. | Support from team, medical staff, and family. | Team's medical facilities. |
| Shoulder Injuries | Right Shoulder | 1991-11-16 | Severe pain and limited range of motion. | Hebert suffered a shoulder injury after being sacked by a 49ers player. The injury was severe enough to require medical attention and rest. | Injured during a game against the San Francisco 49ers. | 4 weeks | Physical therapy focusing on regaining strength and mobility. | Missed several games, but returned to play before the end of the season. | Frustration due to inability to perform at peak level. | None reported on the same area. | Returned to play after 4 weeks of recovery and rehabilitation. | Severe | Physical therapy and pain management. | Team's physical therapists and orthopedic specialists. | Increased risk of future shoulder injuries. | Strengthening exercises and better protective gear. | Missed 3 games. | Sharp pain and inability to lift the arm. | Moderate risk if not properly rehabilitated. | Support from team, medical staff, and family. | Team's medical facilities. |
Bobby Hebert's Sports Injuries Videos
Saints' Sack + Fumble on Bobby Hebert Leads to Walk-off FG vs. Falcons in 1993 | NFL Throwback
Watch highlights of the New Orleans Saints' thrilling 34-31 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Week 2. Key moments include Lorenzo Neal's 74-yard touchdown, Morton Anderson setting a new NFL record with 25 consecutive field goals, and Wade Wilson's impressive touchdown passes. The game featured back-and-forth action, with the Saints ultimately securing the win with a late 43-yard field goal by Anderson.
Bobby Hebert, a free agent, signs with the Atlanta Falcons and leaves the New Orleans Saints in 1993.
Montana could be staying in San Francisco, but there will be no homecoming in New Orleans for Bobby Hebert. Saints GM Jim Finks announced today that the team will not offer the unrestricted free agent quarterback a new contract. Despite criticism, Hebert led the Saints to a record of 49-29 since 1988, including playoffs. Under other quarterbacks, the team was 25-31. Finks signed Wade Wilson from the Atlanta Falcons, who will compete with Steve Walsh and Mike Buck for the starting position next season. Meanwhile, Bobby Hebert has officially signed with the Falcons, and Atlanta is considering trading last year's starter Chris Miller before the draft. Hebert's contract terms were not released. Hebert has been the Saints starter since 1987 but was partially blamed for the team's playoff failures. He stated he has no hard feelings and would be happy to win 14 games, even if two were lost to the Saints.
Bobby Hebert defeats the NFL
Former Saints quarterback kickstarts NFL free agency with slam-dunk testimony. (Air date: 11/27/2020)
Funny Moments from T-Bob & Bobby Hebert
The video features lighthearted moments from T-Bob's LSU career, highlighting humorous anecdotes about his family, particularly his famous father. T-Bob discusses the Cajun accent, which is cherished in his family, although he doesn't have it like his father and grandparents. He humorously describes his father's voicemails as rambling and mentions their playful family interactions. There's a friendly debate about who is the ugliest, with T-Bob jokingly comparing teammates Will Blackwell and Thomas Parsons, and a reference to the movie "Back to the Future."
