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No, although you do not see knee braces much in the NFL because most products affect the speed and agility of the players. There is a new product being introduced this season that does not inhibit the athletes' speed and agility and has been proven to reduce knee injuries of NCAA playes by 95% during games. The product is AirArmor by ArmorSports.
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