He had a shot at a comeback if there were no complications.

Medicine has come a long way since ‘85 and Theismann.
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Wow. According to ESPN, he's been in the hospital ever since it happened, which was over two weeks ago. I figured he'd be in a cast at home the next day.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2...iple-surgeries
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Bone sticking out and the dude is in his mid 30's.
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So he might have worms?
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:-)

Godspeed
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I work in a related field and infections like this are no joke, he could die from complications like that. I hope all is well, wishing him and his family the best!
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I now feel like I should go take another shower, or ten. Thanks! :-)
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I hope Alex has a speedy recovery.
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Prayers aplenty for #11.
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Same here, he was class, but glad he is a Redskin.
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This is so sad. Five surgeries and severe infection from what I’ve read. Likely career ending and he may never walk on a healthy leg again. So if any of you sociopathic f*#kers on this forum who wished him ill will (and you know who you are) are still following this and other post injury threads, I wish you nothing but the worst.
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Whoa what? I've had severe dental infections those are the worst place to get them.
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May the Flying Spagetti Monster protect him with his noodly appendages.
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You have a way with brutally blunt words, theres a real Brock streak in you sometimes

And you're right, Smith is finished... the wheels were what made him a viable QB
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Are they on the hook for his the rest of money in gurantaees? Damn that we be cap killing blow.
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