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KB's offseason caused the injury


SwagAces9030

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I don't necessarily buy what you're selling but I get your point (which it seems that some are missing). Everyone is getting caught up on the word "obese". Clinically, KB probably was "obese" (by the BMI definition). BUT I believe your point is that the injury was caused by his rapid weight loss. His body was functioning properly at the heavier weight but when he dropped a pretty good amount of weight so quickly that caused his body to have to adjust much quicker than it should. Therefore making him more apt to incur an injury  

If if nothing else, your point was well thought out. At this point, it doesn't really matter because he's already torn his ACL. Get over to BofA and tell them how to rehab a 320 lb Samoan's (Star) foot and a 6'4" receiver's hamstring. Let's get out ahead of this thing.  

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I didn't read the thread, and I'm sure somebody has already posted this, but, I pray to God that by the time you have your doctorate that you edit the OP to something that isn't total horseshit. Slightly above average troll job, though. Should get well into triple digit posts.

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