Shaquem Griffin has lived most of his 27 years on this earth with only one hand. That didn’t stop him from playing professional football long enough to collect a pension from the NFL.
Griffin, a 6-foot, 227-pound linebacker, was born with amniotic band syndrome, which left the fingers on his left hand painfully underdeveloped. Though he had the hand amputated at age four, he still became a college football star at the University of Central Florida
