There are several positions played in the NFL, but there is only one that a majority of players would never choose to play. This is the Quarterback position. Many people may wonder why, but there is good reason. One major reason is that quarterbacks take all the hits when dropping back in the pocket. The hardest hit is when it is totally unexpected, and the quarterback doesnt know that it is coming. Sometimes after a tackle, the player simply gets right back up and continues playing. Other times, the quarterback doesnt recover quickly from a tackle like this, and can get hurt pretty seriously. Many have sustained injuries such as concussions or broken bones. It is not unusual for some quarterbacks to sustain more serious injuries, such as severe head injuries and cervical spine damage. Surgery is often required in many instances, causing the player to be incapacitated for months at a time. Most quarterbacks heal pretty rapidly, and are quite resilient, but sometimes they can experience permanent damage.
Some players may continue to play despite injuries. This is not a good idea, though, because it can aggravate the problem, and even cause new ones to arise. A coach or...
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