[Roberton3]

I wonder if it has anything to do with the number of plays that kal runs.

I've never seen any stats about the correlation between the number of plays a team runs and its injury rate.  But it seems like there would have to be a connection.  The more plays you run, the more opportunities there are for players to get hurt.  Plus tired players are more likely to get hurt, and unless you have great conditioning or a lot of depth, running more plays means your players will be more tired.

[Roberton3]

I wonder if it has anything to do with the number of plays that kal runs.

I've never seen any stats about the correlation between the number of plays a team runs and its injury rate.  But it seems like there would have to be a connection.  The more plays you run, the more opportunities there are for players to get hurt.  Plus tired players are more likely to get hurt, and unless you have great conditioning or a lot of depth, running more plays means your players will be more tired.