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Is this a big deal in football compared to nba?

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I can't even say for sure, I've never heard of a player dealing with this issue before but I'd imagine it's still a big deal. At least explains why he's a 6th rounder

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maybe not

It can end a career pretty much instantly

Blood clots are always a big deal regardless

So without it, what round would he have beeen picked, sorry if this is a stupid question

Another year

Another year not having a #2 receiver

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JJ Arcega on the block.

Nah it's not a dumb question, he probably goes in the 2nd or 3rd all things equal

Yeah I know like Chris bosh, but Ingram came back from it and became a all star, just wondering what it’s like in football cos it’s different physical activities compared to basketball

EEEZY liked him coming out of Stanford that year, he can come up off that 3rd rounder

3rd maybe? Possibly 2nd if a team really liked him? He was really, really good his freshman year but his play took a nosedive the last 2 seasons

Dam. But there is room for growth for him if he kills his rookie contract and show he can be healthy?

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I don't see him being much more than a one contract player because of it unfortunately. He's already gonna be buried on the depth chart since KC remade their whole OL so he won't even get a chance to show his ability for teams to warrant giving him a new deal.

These generated Madden names getting drafted are killing me.

Dam. That’s very unfortunate. Do all nfl players have to do Min of 3 years or can go freshman?

Weren't Bosh's clots in his lungs? Those are life threatening, Ingram's were in his arm iirc so not as dangerous but they did still cause him to miss a lot of time

I'm not too familiar with blood clots in general though Dreezy would probably be a better person to ask

this guy is a scrub lol

how many picks is he gonna throw