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Washington had a habit of rolling the dice on players who were injured in college, and had fallen in the draft. Bryce Love was one of those players, and two years later the experiment is over. Love tore his ACL on the final play of his college career at Stanford. He was selected in the 4th round, and was expected to take a year to recover before returning to contribute in 2020.
He did return to practice last year, but never looked right. Love made the team, but never played a snap for the team. He was placed on injured reserve in October after his knee reportedly swelled up again. Washington did designate him to return from IR, but that never happened and his season ended again.
Bryce Love wasn’t drafted by this regime, and never showed them enough to warrant another chance. Hopefully his knee is healed enough this year to attempt another comeback, but if not, he was studying medicine at Stanford, and should have an opportunity to return to that.
We have waived RB Bryce Love.
— Washington Football Team (@WashingtonNFL) April 19, 2021
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