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In this day in age athletes take six months off after an ACL and come back stronger than they were previously. I'm specifically talking about Arian Peterson.
Small sample and one guy who just warned people about making assumptions where RGIII was concerned as it relates to his rehab. Every case is unique. It took Brady the better part of the following season to get comfortable with his knee, and he's an imobile pocket passer. It took Welker the better part of a season to return to and ultimately surpass his previous form. Took Mankins most of this season to begin to round into form. That is because until you return to the game you're focused on rehab and unable to do all the work you would otherwise do in the offseason following surgery. Domonique Foxworth never made it back from his ACL.
Peterson was a freak of nature per his own doctor in that he had pristine knees in all other respects. Few players can make that claim coming out of college let alone after several NFL seasons.












