LT's greatest chance for a Super Bowl ring came during the 2006 season. Tomlinson, the NFL MVP, led the league in running yards with 1,815 and established other NFL milestones, including 28 rushing touchdowns and 31 total touchdowns. Unfortunately, that was the last time Tomlinson was allowed to be his full, vibrant self at the age of 27. He suffered a knee injury in mid-November that required surgery and forced him out of the rest of the season. Even though he spent most of his career with the San Diego Chargers, Tomlinson never won a Super Bowl. The closest he came was when his team was one step away from winning its first title in 50 years. In 2014, Tomlinson's career ended prematurely due to another knee injury but this time it was his old friend Terrell Owens who helped him get back on the field just in time for training camp. Owens signed as a free agent with LT's former team, the San Diego Chargers, and they both expected to play this coming season. However, after a lawsuit was filed by Owens against the NFL over repeated head injuries, both players decided not to play until a verdict is reached. In late January 2017, Judge David O'Niel Jr. granted summary judgment in favor of the NFL, ending Owens' case. Two months later on March 20, 2017, the judge issued an amended ruling, stating that although Owens has multiple brain injuries, there is no evidence that shows that he suffered any damage as a result.