Dan Cody, a second year linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens will miss the preseason and possibly the entire 2007 season after hyperextending his knee in May.
This is the third extensive knee injury Cody has had in his brief NFL career. During his rookie season, he sprained his right ACL in the first practice of the 2005 mini-camp. Last November, he tore the posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
There are rigors of the sport, there’s bad luck, and then there’s red flags. The first two could be totally attributed to Cody’s health concerns over the past two seasons, but in a world where even golfers might be on the juice, you have to look at chronic musculature and ligament injuries with a discerning eye.
Not implicating, just saying.
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