Jayson Tatum underwent successful surgery on Tuesday to repair his ruptured his Achilles tendon. The Celtics announced no definitive timetable on his recovery when announcing the procedure but Marc Spears of Andscape revealed some insight on Tatum’s conversations with his family over the past two days, including with his father Justin Tatum.

Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury could see him miss most of next season, placing further pressure on the Boston Celtics' offseason activity with major roster changes expected

Achilles injuries can vary. Typically, the return timeline is around nine months. Athletes can usually begin walking and other low-impact activities around leading up to six months, but will then have to ramp up in exercises to get game-ready for a few months.