Einstein's own sports medicine expert Rosemarie Boehm, MD, joins Ike Reese on Sportsradio 94WIP this week to discuss the most important injuries of interest to Philadelphia football fans. Going into week five of the season, the Birds are coming off of their first bye. Dr. Boehm weighs in on the physical advantages of having an early bye week. Plus, she discusses what players could do during their week away to be in optimal shape for their return to the field. 

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Brett Sweitzer, MD, joins Ike Reese on Sportsradio 94WIP this week to discuss the most important injuries of interest to Philadelphia football fans. Going into week three of the season, Dr. Sweitzer weighs in on the possible consequences of Michael Kendricks's broken nose and kicker Caleb Sturgis's cramping. Plus, he discusses how suspended players, like Lane Johnson, can keep up their fitness level without even practicing with the team. 

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Rosemarie Boehm, MD, joins Ike Reese on Sportsradio 94WIP this week to discuss the most important injuries of interest to Philadelphia football fans. Going into week two of the season, Dr. Boehm weighs in on the possible consequences of Zach Ertz's rib displacement and Leodis McKelvin's pulled hamstring.

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Brett Sweitzer, MD, joins Sportsradio 94WIP this week to discuss the most important injuries of interest to Philadelphia football fans.

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Dr. Rosemarie Boehm, MD, joins Sportsradio 94WIP again this week to discuss the most important injuries that affect Philadelphia football fans. She starts the podcast off with a discussion about some player's alleged use of HGH to recover from injuries. Then, she tackles questions about torn plantar fascia, which both Drew Brees and Peyton Manning have experienced this season. Plus, Jason Peters has suffered many different injuries this year, at 34 years old, could that be a sign it’s time for him to hang it up? Listen to this week's Einstein Injury Analysis Report podcast and read the transcript in this post, or catch it live on 94WIP's Eagles Radio Pregame Show. This week's questions and answers:

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Dr. Brett Sweitzer, MD, joins Sportsradio 94WIP again this week to discuss the most important injuries that affect Philadelphia football fans. He tackles questions about Sam Bradford's and DeMarco Murray's stamina and the need for rest and recovery after taking hits all season. Plus, the movie Concussion opened this week, raising the question: Is it possible to make football safe enough? Listen to this week's Einstein Injury Analysis Report podcast and read the transcript in this post, or catch it live on 94WIP's Eagles Radio Pregame Show. This week's questions and answers:

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Dr. Brett Sweitzer, MD, joins Sportsradio 94WIP again this week to discuss the most important injuries that affect Philadelphia football fans. He tackles questions about player stamina after their bodies have taken a beating all season and finding the balance between rest, practice, and hitting the weight room. Plus, Sam Bradford doesn’t look, to the eye, like he does a lot of weight training. Could there be any advantage as a quarterback to less strength and bulk? Listen to this week's Einstein Injury Analysis Report podcast and read the transcript in this post, or catch it live on 94WIP's Eagles Radio Pregame Show. This week's questions and answers:

Einstein's own sports medicine expert Dr. Brett Sweitzer discusses ACL injuries and the mental and physical rehabilitation road back, LIVE on the Mike and Ike Show on Sportsradio 94WIP. Given the history of Sam Bradford and Kiko Alonso's knee injuries, Dr. Sweitzer answers these questions:

• How long does it take to recover from an ACL injury (and in Bradford's case, a second ACL injury)?
• When you look at these knee injuries, how much of it can be mentally - more so than physically - getting back on the field? 
• Is it possible that the shoes players are wearing are constructed in a way that increases the risk of an ACL injury?