Vince Biegel, a former fourth-round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers, has revealed why he left the team after just one season. In a social media thread, Biegel said that he broke his middle finger in his first practice with the Packers, and then broke a metatarsal in his opposite foot the next day. He underwent surgery on both feet, and said that he met many of his veteran teammates for the first time while in a wheelchair.
Biegel said that his experience with the Packers taught him that life can throw you “tough curveballs,” but that the tough times are where the greatest growth comes from. He also said that his experience opened his eyes to those with limited mobility, and that it has created a yearning in his heart to help these people.
Biegel has bounced around a few teams since leaving the Packers in 2017. He has played for the New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, and Baltimore Ravens. He is currently a free agent.
**Analysis:**
Biegel’s story is a reminder of how quickly things can change in the NFL. He was a highly touted draft pick, but his career was derailed by injuries early on. It is also a reminder of the importance of perseverance. Biegel has overcome a lot in his career, and he continues to chase his dream of playing in the NFL.