ACL injuries are common knee injuries. Those playing sports with frequent cutting, jumping and sudden stops are at greater risk to damage their ACLs. Patients experience chronic inflammation, knee instability, and pain in ACL tears as they walk or try pivoting on the injured foot. Those participating in high-energy sports like basketball, football, lacrosse, rugby, skiing, soccer, and tennis are at an increased risk for ACL tears. Additionally, nearly half of ACL injuries occur simultaneously with meniscus, cartilage and/or ligament injuries which may complicate a patient’s treatment and rehabilitation. Those who did not respond to non-surgical treatments like physical therapy, wearing braces, may require surgery, especially if they desire a return to competitive sport.