Here's why Nick believes we'll see more season-ending injuries like that of Deshaun Watson and Andrew Luck

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Uploaded: 2017-11-03T11:56:00Z
Description: Nick Wright and Cris Carter react to Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson's season-ending injury, hypothesizing that due to athletes desire to get bigger and stronger, we will continue to see a trend in star players getting injured and thus sidelined from the gridiron.

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Nick Wright and Cris Carter react to Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson's season-ending injury, hypothesizing that due to athletes desire to get bigger and stronger, we will continue to see a trend in star players getting injured and thus sidelined from the gridiron.

NOVEMBER 3, 2017・first things first・1:46

Deshaun Watson

National Football League

Houston Texans

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Here's why Nick believes we'll see more season-ending injuries like that of Deshaun Watson and Andrew Luck

Nick Wright and Cris Carter react to Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson's season-ending injury, hypothesizing that due to athletes desire to get bigger and stronger, we will continue to see a trend in star players getting injured and thus sidelined from the gridiron.

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