You are simply falling into a trap here. Having no injuries in the past has absolutely zero predictive value for the future when it comes to a sport like football. The corollary is that just because someone was injured before there is no reason to think he is likely to suffer the same injury again.
Gronk is the best example. Player who overcame a broken back that made him sit out his entire final college year and went on to a HoF career. People like using this absurd notion of "injury prone" when in reality you could have exchanged him with any other player that had perfect health and he would have suffered the very same injury given the individual situations.
Nobody would have not have a high ankle sprained when Pollard fell into his legs, nobody would have not broken their arm if hit like that on the PAT and above all that Ward hit would have shredded anyones ACL.
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@slam said. Sony the one with the worst medical history ironically was the one left standing last year.
