After suffering the latest in a string of soft-tissue injuries, this time a calf strain, Ravens wide receiver Michael Campanaro went to the Ravens doctors and asked if he had some biological dysfunction.
Was there something wrong with his blood cells or something? Why did he keep getting injured?
Nope, they told him. Sometimes it’s muscle imbalances. This time it was just bad luck.
Campanaro has dealt with hamstring, groin, quadriceps, calf and back injuries during his first two years in the NFL. They’ve limited him to just eight games (four each season).
But Campanaro is upbeat these days.