I know some hate it, but can't help but like how Bears handled Kevin White's Injury
Consider the entire information as a whole:
1) Bears staff notices Kevin is limping even before he knows it during OTAs. They are proactive in getting him off the field.
2) Bears allow Kevin to rehab in private in case he will be able to have the stress fracture heal on its own - not letting other teams gain a competitive advantage should he be ready to take the field this season.
3) Rather than rush White into training camp, they rehab him during it, to see if he can heal on his own without surgery.
4) The minute it becomes obvious he will need the surgery (after a setback in the rehab), they don't dick around; he's getting the surgery, draft status be damned.
Fans and media might be annoyed with this.
But to a prospective player going forward who hears about this?
This projects an organization that actively is looking out for its players, and not just paying lip service to it. There are a number of organizations who would have pushed White to suck it up and he would have been hurt worse in training camp; they might have even disregarded the limp in OTAs.
I love it because it shows even in a bad situation, the team is smart enough to do right, by the team and by the player...