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Hester, looking for team, wants one more season
- Updated: July 30, 2016
12:07 PM ET
Devin Hester said he intends to play one more NFL season, but the most productive return man in NFL history wants to be fully healthy first.
The 33-year-old Hester, who was released by the Atlanta Falcons this week, said he feels about 75 to 80 percent healthy while recovering from January surgery to repair a broken sesamoid bone in his right big toe. Hester told ESPN that seven teams reached out immediately after his release, but he won’t sign until his toe is back to normal.
“Teams already have tried to sign me, but I’m not ready to go,” Hester said. “We told teams that I’m not ready to practice, still rehabbing.”
The initial timeline for recovery was up to six months.
The procedure was performed by foot surgeon Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, North Carolina. If Hester is unable to recover over the next few months, the four-time Pro Bowler plans to step away …
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