Former NFL Player Wins $43.5M Jury Award Over Career-Ending Injury Treatment

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A jury in Philadelphia has found that former NFL player Chris Maragos is entitled to $43.5 million to compensate for treatment he received for a knee injury that ultimately ended his playing career.

As reported by Sports Illustrated, Maragos played his last NFL game for the Eagles in Week 6 of the 2017 season before being placed on injured reserve with what was first diagnosed as a torn posterior cruciate ligament. Age 30 at the time, he underwent reconstructive surgery, but his medical team ignored a meniscus tear, aside from the PCL injury, ahead of the 2018 season.

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