All this in pre season :(

2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 4
WLB William McClendon
Injury (Leg)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 4
SS Darrol Ray
Injury (Neck)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 3
RDE Patrick Anderson
Injury (Knee)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 3
FB Gregory Dewitt
Injury (Knee)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 3
SS Darrol Ray
Injury (Foot)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 3
RG Gary Williams
Injury (Hand)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
RB Richie Anderson
Injury (Ankle)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
WR Wayne Chrebet
Injury (Arm)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
WR Laveranues Coles
Injury (Ankle)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
LDE Joe Klecko
Injury (Foot)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
WLB William McClendon
Injury (Foot)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
RDE Robert Mitchell
Injury (Ankle)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
DT Kenneth Santana
Injury (Arm)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
LG Harry Trivette
Injury (Knee)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
RDE Jerry Venezia
Injury (Hand)
2004 2004 Pre-Season Game 2
RG Gary Williams
Injury (Arm)

The game engine has an obvious bias against the New York Jets!

You didn't even really get clustered in the injuries, either. Spread out over a few position sets. :(

Robert 'Flippin' Kraft I tell yer!

But, yeah, they can be out of control. A good real life example would be when the game engine wipes out all your playmakers ala the New York Giants of last season when they were dressing like 2 WRs and 100 TEs.

Beckham, Shepard and whomever else all went down.

We're all good, we'll just beat up from our hospital beds.

ha ha Love it! Or just activate them Night of the Living Dead style and have 'em come back from the dead to win games with 0 level broken legs and stuff. :)

On one team I had, most of my secondary out with injuries for the first few regular season games. They're back now, but it was scary for a while. I could only field 42-43 healthy players for a while.

But another team, same real life time period and nearly same time in the season was more healthy than I had seen before. Just a few "probables."

It's frustrating, and really bad when it happens to all your teams at the same time, but it just makes me double down and work out a decent depth chart so I can field a team that will at least compete.

those players
SS Darrol Ray https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/2665
RG Gary Williams https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/2681
FB Gregory Dewitt https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/3109
LG Harry Trivette https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/302
RDE Jerry Venezia https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/3319
LDE Joe Klecko https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/1716
DT Kenneth Santana https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/67
WR Laveranues Coles https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/750
RDE Patrick Anderson https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/105
RB Richie Anderson https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/1191
RDE Robert Mitchell https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/1684
WR Wayne Chrebet https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/1850
WLB William McClendon https://die-hard-fans.myfootballnow.com/player/3629

looks lot worse when you consider 3 of them got injured twice during the preseason awhile rest only got injured once.

Fun fact, the game they all got hurt (against the chargers) the giants tried making a comeback with 3 TEs and 2 RBs at the end of the game. Justin Pugh looked at Eli in the huddle and asked Eli “why do we have 3 TEs out here? Where are the WRs?”

He didn’t realize there were no healthy WRs left on the roster.