Matt Flynn's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: American Football

Matt Flynn'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
Back Injuries Lower Back 2014-12-20 Missed the last game of the season. Flynn sustained a lower back injury during a weightlifting session in practice, leading to muscle strain and significant discomfort. Injured during practice while lifting weights. 3 weeks Rest, physical therapy, and anti-inflammatory medication. Minor, returned fully fit for the next season. Minor concern over back strength. None on record for the lower back. 2015-01-11 Moderate Rest, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medication. Team physicians and physical therapists. None reported. Proper lifting techniques and core strengthening exercises. 1 regular season game Sharp pain and stiffness in the lower back. Moderate Team support and medical staff. Team facilities
Elbow Injuries Right Elbow 2011-08-18 Missed the remainder of the preseason. Flynn suffered a right elbow injury during a preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals. The injury occurred while he was attempting a pass and was hit by a defender. Injured during a preseason game while attempting a pass. 2 weeks Underwent physical therapy and rest. Minor, returned to the field shortly after. Minimal, maintained confidence in his throwing ability. None on record for the right elbow. 2011-09-04 Moderate Physical therapy and rest. Team physicians and physical therapists. None reported. Strengthening exercises for the elbow. 2 preseason games Pain and swelling in the elbow. Low Team support and medical staff. Team facilities
Shoulder Injuries Left Shoulder 2013-10-05 Missed several weeks of play. Flynn injured his left shoulder during a regular season game against the Washington Redskins. The injury happened when he was sacked and landed awkwardly on his shoulder. Injured during a regular season game while being sacked. 4 weeks Underwent physical therapy, rest, and anti-inflammatory medication. Moderate, affected his performance for a few weeks. Some concern over shoulder stability. None on record for the left shoulder. 2013-11-03 Moderate Physical therapy, rest, anti-inflammatory medication. Team physicians and physical therapists. Minimal, no lasting effects reported. Strengthening exercises and improved protective gear. 4 regular season games Pain and limited range of motion in the shoulder. Moderate Team support and medical staff. Team facilities

Matt Flynn's Sports Injuries Videos

Green Bay at Dallas: "Matt Flynn's Comeback" (2013 Week 15) - Green Bay's Greatest Games

Matt Flynn and the Packers, down 26-3 at halftime, storm back for a 37-36 win in thrilling fashion as Dallas QB Tony Romo throws...
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Seahawks' Matt Flynn runs and hits coach in an accident.

I accidentally ran and did not see the coach after completing a 65-yard touchdown pass and knocked him over.
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The Greatest Backup Performance in NFL History: Flashback Highlights

The video covers a football game where Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn delivers an outstanding performance. With Aaron Rodgers sitting out, Flynn steps up, throwing for a Green Bay franchise record of 480 yards and six touchdowns. The Packers face a tough balance between playing physically and maintaining health, but they manage to overcome challenges, with standout plays involving Jordy Nelson and Jermichael Finley. Flynn's performance attracts attention as he becomes a free agent, showcasing his skills in what is only his second career start. The Packers achieve a significant milestone by sweeping the NFC North division for the first time since divisional play began.
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