Given his injury history, his market in free agency is likely to develop slowly, with perhaps him having to accept an incentiveladen oneyear deal and reprove himself over the course of the 2013 season. There are NFL teams interested in being a part of his comeback, but they're going to want to bring him in and undergo a thorough physical and neurological exam, and that's going to take time to let the interview process play out. Perhaps the critical juncture of his comeback will be when he learns the assessment of his neurological condition from other team doctors, which could either pave the way for his return, or block it.HuffPost High School welcomes a lively, thoughtful debate in the comment section.Post CommentThanks so much, Arianna HuffPo, for reinforcing profootball's pornographic objectification of young women. Yes, when my daughters were born, my first thought was, "Oh, I hope you grow up to be physically attractive enough to be sexually and financially exploited on n