The former Steelers Wide Receiver explains terrible injury effects: “My brain is a little confused”

The former recipient of Pittsburgh Steelers, Markus Wheaton, says he is dealing with the effects of playing in the NFL in his life after his career.

In Wheaton, the “Road Less Travel” podcast, Wheaton said the numerous injuries with which he was confronted during his NFL career and how these injuries still influence him today.

Remarkably, the repeated hits continue to sneak upside down and the conceals of the brain, and Wheaton says that he still deals with the effects of these injuries.

“Too many to count,” said Wheaton about his injuries. “Too many to count. There were many operations at the back. There were concessions, right? So my brain is a little confused. I have to deal with this everyday life.”

Wheaton still deals with the consequences of what he considers for several conceals, some of which have been undiscovered. There is at least a remarkable concussion that he suffered in the state of Oregon, where he was illuminated on a pass above the middle of the field.

In addition, Wheaton suffered a torn Labrum, a torn groin area, a thigh problem and a sprained shoulder. In 2017, when he was with the bears, however, he was seriously injured in his little finger, which became too much for wheaton.

“I go to catch a ball, and my little finger, the bone comes out of my pinky,” said Wheaton. “And I look at my hand and my pinky is to the side. There is blood and I take my glove out. And I am like (explosive). And it was damaged me.”

Wheaton last played in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018 and is now 34 years old. While he focuses on his life in football, the injuries and effects of these injuries are still pursuing him in his daily life.