AsylumGuido

Considering an NFL team deals with dozens of injuries every season I would have to believe that the vast majority are dealt with correctly. Even practitioners with bad reputations only have a small percentage of major issues. We, as the public, only hear about the ones that don't work out.

Besides Breaux, only Chris Chamberlain and Keenan Lewis have brought forth claims of mismanagement. I know a few around here claim that the Unger case was mishandled, but it was actually handled with proper protocol. First a non-evasive approach was taken until the last chance to try a surgical approach that could still have him ready prior to the beginning of the season. As I have pointed out, surgery is ALWAYS the last resort whenever other options are possible.

“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” — Winston Churchill