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Well Maclin hurt his knee at the end of July, so he had about a year before he was playing full contact again. The "usual" recovery time for ACL injuries, depending on a few factors including which type of repair they do, is 6-9 months before full activity. Of course full activity is different for a professional football player than, say, a high school soccer player.

But reinjuring the ACL is 15 times more likely in the first 12 months as the graft takes time to set. I'd much rather Bradford and the trainers accept that extraordinary recovery times are just that.
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