Plenty have fully recovered from navicular injuries and continued their careers with proper management. Likewise, a successful AFL career is fully possible if mental health issues are properly managed.I'm not going back over this again in full but if you really think it was hindsight you can find my posting history.
At least Taylor and I and possibly others shared reservations over trading for him with the foot.
At least me and possibly others mentioned concerns with his mentality given almost all of his good performances came against lesser teams (especially 2018) and his inability to convert from >40m
Then once he got here and we found out about the mental health/off field crap I immediately called the club out of the horrible decision to trade for him and I reckon you could probably find a post from me in early/mid 2019 saying he'll be a bust.
I am giving zero latitude to the decision makers on this one. Exactly zero.
I don't blame Jesse and I have no idea re his rehab so I won't comment.
There are many reasons as to why a particular decision doesn't work out that occur after the decision is made. It doesn't necessarily invalidate the reasoning behind the decision itself.
There was plenty of sound reasoning to support his recruitment.