T.J. Hockenson Discusses Impact of Season-Ending Injury and Calls for NFL to Reevaluate Low Hits

Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson speaks out on the career-threatening low hits in the NFL, highlighting the need for rule revisions.

T.J. Hockenson suffered a severe knee injury from a hit by former teammate Kerby Joseph, ending his season prematurely.
Hockenson expressed a preference for concussion over long-term knee damage, underscoring the severity of his nine-month recovery.
The NFL has faced criticism for not fining Joseph for similar low hits, including one on Rams' Tyler Higbee, leading to calls for rule changes.
Hockenson emphasizes the need for player protection in the NFL, advocating for a reevaluation of tackling rules to prevent career-threatening injuries.
Despite the injury, Hockenson is making progress in his recovery, though no specific timeline for his return has been set.