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Tom Brady describes his offseason knee surgery as "pretty serious" - ProFootballTalk (nbcsports.com)
at Florio's last two paragraphs.
Why am I not surprised he would try to stir the pot. If the player doesn't say anything the league can't do squat. And there's no evidence that Brady told them about the injury. Give it a rest dude.
at Florio's last two paragraphs.
If you think you blinked your eyes and missed Brady’s name on the injury report with a knee problem in 2020, you didn’t. The Buccaneers never disclosed Brady as having any type of injury. Not once. Other than getting a handful of “not injury related” Wednesdays off, his name never appeared on the practice report.
The league rarely takes action against teams that fail to disclose injuries. Often, the player says enough about it (e.g., Brett Favre in 2009, talking about his 2008 partially torn biceps tendon) to force the league to take action. Whether Brady’s comments are enough to get his knee surgery on the league’s radar screen remains to be seen.
Why am I not surprised he would try to stir the pot. If the player doesn't say anything the league can't do squat. And there's no evidence that Brady told them about the injury. Give it a rest dude.