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In the NFL, players will get injured all the time. Most games have at least one injury in it, whether it is a major or minor injury. Sometimes, they even get injured off the field, perhaps in the workout room, or out in public. It is hard to name an exact amount of injuries, because so many players get injured all the time.
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