I can't say what a doctor will choose for TJ. I'm also not a doctor, so I can't say for certain. That disclaimer aside, I have a feeling that it would be similar to other ligament replacement surgeries. Last Fall, my roommate tore his ACL. When he had his ligament replacement surgery, he was given the option of taking a ligament from one of two locations close to the ACL, or using a cadaver ligament. It seems like there were pros and cons for each option, but generally replacing the ACL with one of your own ligaments tended to have better recovery results. Once again, I don't know if TJ has similar options, but I would think that they may be very similar. As far as drafting goes, it's a tough call. I could see a team drafting a TJ guy later in first round, but I don't know that I'd want to take that risk at #6, especially when they don't have a second round pick.