David Ojabo's injury showcases 'brutal' reality of NFL – Simms | Pro Football Talk | NBC Sports

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1. Michigan producing alot of defensive line talent

2. NFL cutthroat

3. Chris that doesn't matter. What about humanity stop making excuses

4. Jags coach not Lion. Lions are a local team and run by MCDC. Cambell would have kicked him and said you'll get fixed and we'll see you in the league. Which would be at least a form of compassion.

5. AND ppl get mad when these kids skip bowl games or only do one workout at the combine or a pro day

6. This is new?
   You guys are kinda’ late to the party ain’t ya’
   It’s a freakin’ business and apparently you think the rest of us were unaware.
   Go away.
   BTW, where was Hairball? He said these kids are his friends. ?

7. Shows you how much people don’t like harbough and pissagen lmao

8. Hope you got your degree, Kid

9. It's a brutal slave trade.

10. It looked like panthers or jags

11. You know whats funny this doesn't just happen in football… look at the world. People say there is a lack of humanity… this is human nature and it's cruel.

12. F*ck the NFL

13. The drills thing is a mystery to me. There’s hours of film. If it’s not on the film why bother? if it is on film, why bother?

14. poor excuses i cnt watch yall nomore after this

15. I'm more disgusted with the staff wearing the Michigan logo not even attempting to approach him. Bunch of scumbags all the way around, pro scouts included.

16. I heard this wasn’t true. Heard multiple coaches stopped the drill and checked on him

17. I think people care too much about how stuff looks rather than how it most likely is, as if simply looking at a person lets you read their thoughts and emotions. Like Chris pointed out, injuries are common and no one (except a medical team) wants to even touch an injured player (in fear of making it worse). However, the fact that injuries such as these are so common and players are so often replaced does speak to the brutality of the business practice, but not how people in the practice actually feel about it. On the flip side, it also means more money for the next guy up so that more people get paid. Football is a brutal sport; that's just the way it is, but it's also an avenue for changing lives, especially the pre-draft process, so it's sad to see this happen when it happened nonetheless.

18. Looks to me like that guy had on Jaguar colors

19. No video of it. Don't waste your time

20. I hope he was insured by Lloyd's of London. Now you know why players are making business decisions.

21. As a football fan I hope he makes it and gets all the money he can squeeze out of the league and get out quicker than he got in

22. As a Ravens fan I hope he drops into our laps in the middle rounds.

23. Pathetic humans out there….sure wish football was played more on real grass than turf….????????

24. Wait, he couldn’t stop to say, “are you okay”?
    Stop making excuses for a lack of humanity.

25. He was movin a little gingerly at the start of the drill something had to give

26. First off, this is a huge blow for this kid not just physically but major adversity must be faced mentally. Second, these guys are competitors and they understand how it works.

27. If I don't produce in my job, I'm gone. It's life everywhere!

28. This is the business you have chosen and and it's high risk, high reward. Nonetheless people get mad when a player looks out for himself as if loyalty is a one way street. ??

29. Y’all treat players like meat / property. LIke they aren’t human beings. The media and scouts treat pro days and the combine like a livestock show.

30. Billionaires rule this planet; otherwise, you are a cog in the system.

31. Lack of humanity in the NFL? In the world of corporations in total control of the economy, this happens everywhere. People giving 30 years to a company told to go like a snap of a finger. Welcome to reality!

32. But then stupid fans wanna criticize the players for looking out for themselves smh.

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