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The list was ranked in order of net favorability -- the share of respondents who had a favorable view of each team minus the share of respondents who had an unfavorable view -- and the Patriots, at minus 1 point, were the only team to score negatively with the general public. Even its nearest neighbors on the list, the San Francisco Giants, New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys, were all double digits above water.

The incident left the 22-year-old in a wheelchair and he is currently undergoing rehabilitation. Plans for a new insurance scheme for career-ending injuries, which could see payouts worth up to one million Australian dollars, were agreed by the NRL and the league's 16 teams on Thursday. The arrangement is in place until March, when a new long-term solution will be discussed. ADVERTISEMENT Shane Richardson, chief executive of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, spoke of behalf of NRL teams and stated the plans were not a reaction to McKinnon's injury.