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What I think it funny is that people keep referring to a broken ankle as a "horrific injury" like it is the 1950's.
We have seen several NFL Players come back from a broken ankle with much less time than Dak will have had to heal and be as just as, and sometimes more, productive as they were before. Even in positions where mobility is much more important than it is for QBs.
I know people like to point to Alex Smith's injury as the "rule", but his inability to recover had virtually nothing to do with the injury itself and everything to do with the mistakes made by the medical personnel.
Now if you want to cry about a contract that has not been even signed yet, go ahead. I refuse to speculate or discuss anymore as it is a complete waste of time.
All I am saying is that IF Dak regresses at all coming back in 2021 (regardless of what team he plays for), the chances of it having to do with his broken ankle is so extremely low that it is really approaching 0%.
Just sayin'
Vita Vea broke his ankle like 4 months ago lol