Was about to say that myselfHines Ward doesn't have one in one of his knees from a bicycle accident he had as a child.
IIRC, there are two ligaments at the back of the knee, in the form of a X. The ACL is one, and I believe the other is called the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL). Perhaps the PCL can compensate over time to have enough strength to stabilize the knee on its own. The lateral knee ligaments probably strengthen a lot in this situation, too.
Exactly how are they able to cut then?
I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
Pepsi Machine?I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
Chuck Norris.Pepsi Machine?I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
Correct.If I remember correctly, Elway had the same situation his entire career.
I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
You could still burn Champ Baily so no worries.......I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
to the 'big heart'.Big Hearts are all you need to succeed in life.I played college wide receiver without knee caps, fingers, or feet. I had a big heart but had a lot of trouble getting open and then catching the ball.
Some things your body just needs more than others. It does "adapt" to some degree as well, but some things you can just get away without because they don't necessarily serve a critical function.You can live without a spleen without any SERIOUS issues. You can live without your tonsils and your appendix and your wisdom teeth without any issues at all.So if this was something you've had for awhile then your body adapts I suppose? This concept just blows me away.