Car Accident July 14, 1990

Separated Shoulder Nov. 15, 1992

Hip Pointer Oct. 20, 1994

Sprained Ankle Nov. 5, 1995

Seizure Off-season, 1996

Sprained Thumb Preseason, 1999

Tendonitis Preseason, 2000

Mid-foot Sprain Nov. 12, 2000

Sprained Knee Oct. 20, 2002

Broken Thumb Oct. 19, 2003

Concussion Oct. 3, 2004

Pinched Nerve in Arm Nov. 19, 2006

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All of this and he keeps on playing, most people don't even know about this I asume.

Although the biggest injury (mental) isn't on this list. Can't believe he played that great the game after his father passed away.

And all of this with the same hip condition Bo Jackson had. He might not be a Packer anymore, but I still respect and like him alot.

I agree with you Rockmolder, when Brett's father passed, I thought what in the world is he doing playing football, but it was his best game and I think his Dad was watching him and giving him the courage to go on, he would have been proud and is proud I am sure.

Not to many QB's when getting hurt like he has, has staying in the game and still played at a high level. I remember one time and I am sure there was more that he had a concussion, no one knew about it and he scored a touch down, they kept him out of the next couple of plays. But seems to me when he does get hurt he plays better. Lets hope thats the case today, but win or loose again I am still glad he is playing.

Great post Zero!!

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The day after his Dad died.............his team mates really raised the level of play too! They did it for him, which to me says alot too. Your team has to love you alot to work that hard to make sure you succeed. Some of those catches were unreal. If you were trying to draw up plays to make a movie about that day, you wouldn't have to "fake" anything. Just use the real game film. The WR's were in a "zone" i never saw before, or since then. If the ball got close to them, they caught it. It was unreal.

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