Bradley Chubb of the Dolphins offers a motivational message amidst the arduous recovery process from an ACL injury.
Dolphins’ edge rusher It appears that Bradley Chubb is not depressed after rupturing his ACL.
This past Sunday, there was a lot of buzz around the Miami Dolphins as they faced the Baltimore Ravens in a matchup between two dominant AFC teams that may have significant postseason implications. But that enthusiasm gave way rapidly to dismay. In addition to losing handily to the rapidly improving Ravens, 56-19, the Dolphins also suffered the loss of standout edge rusher Bradley Chubb, one of their most vital defensive players, to a ruptured ACL.
It’s devastating to learn that the Dolphins’ top edge rusher, who is still one game away from playing in the regular season, suffered a torn ACL, an injury that often ends a season. Chubb appears to be in a good mood nonetheless. Actually, in anticipation of a difficult road to recovery, the 27-year-old linebacker posted an encouraging verse from the Christian Bible on his Instagram story.
“My brothers and sisters, whenever you experience any form of adversity, consider it pure joy because you know that it promotes perseverance—the testing of your faith. Let endurance do its work so that you might be mature and full, needing nothing,” the star defender for the Dolphins shared this passage from James 1:2–4.
