Former NFL quarterback Alex Smith shows off gnarly scars from horror leg injury that nearly ended career ...Middle East

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Former NFL star Alex Smith’s horrific leg injury could not keep him out of the sport – but it has left some gory scars. While playing for the Washington Commanders against the Houston Texans on November 18, 2018, Smith suffered a shocking injury to his leg. Smith suffered one of the worst injuries in NFL historyGetty After being sacked by Kareem Jackson and JJ Watt, now co-owner of Burnley, the quarterback suffered a spiral and compound fracture to his tibia and fibula in his right leg, snapping it almost in half. It got worse for Smith, who nearly died from a flesh-eating disease that developed after the initial surgery resulted in sepsis, needing a further 17 operations over a

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