Article By T.J. Donegan on 16th July, 2009
Making the playoffs requires a lot of things of a football team: determination, hard work, skill, management of egos, and luck.
The last one plays a particularly pronounced role in one facet of NFL life: injuries.
They strike early and often (just ask Tom Brady) in the league and, at any moment, a player's career can be dashed in one play. It's the sad truth of the NFL.
But an injury to even the most important player does not necessarily doom a team's season. (again, ask Tom Brady's replacement, Matt Cassel)
Great teams are always preparing for the worst, and while no team, player, or fan should ever wish for an ...
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