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Former NFL QB Alex Smith once suffered one of the most gruesome injuries ever seen on an NFL field and it's left him with some pretty gnarly scares...
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BlackAngus11 months
I'd play with a prosthetic leg for the millions they make a year.
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FLObserver11 months
People commenting on social media about his ugly leg but compared to no leg i would take it.
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WaltTeevens11 months
I always liked Alex Smith. As a Niner fan, I felt he got a raw deal with all the coaching changes that happened during the early years of his career. He had a lot of talent.
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lsuwins311 months
That looks great compared to what it looked like early on.
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lsuwins311 months
Had infection set in, any one else and they would have amputated. Great30 for 30 or ESPN special about it.
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Monroelegend11 months
Dude has money, ultra-hot ex-Raider cheerleader as wife who was awesome support for him through the whole ordeal. All worked out in the end. Tough trial, but blessed man.
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blueboxer111911 months
Wasnt this dude a genius who made almost a perfect score on his SAT and graduated from Utah in like 2 yrs?
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CanebreakCajun11 months
Man is hardcore. Came back and played on that. Struck gold with a wife who's been by his side the whole time.
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3PieceSpicy11 months
Dude beat out Mahomes for a year on 1 leg.
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RamboMizzou11 months
The injury happened when they traded Alex Smith to Washington to allow Mahomes to start.
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tjtiger911 months
I believe the scars are more from where the tissue had died following some of the surgeries. The tissue dying was the issue during the healing and why he almost lost the leg.
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GoldenAge11 months
IMO: The scars aren’t as alarming as the bulge on the front of his leg.
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GnashRebel11 months
That was a crazy injury
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L1C411 months
gnarly scares? smh
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