Aidan Hutchinson update: Lions star feared to have serious knee injury
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Campbell didn't offer any updates concerning Hutchinson after the game. But the pass rusher is expected to have suffered a significant knee injury after his sack celebration in the first quarter.
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Lions star pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson appeared to injure his leg or knee while landing from a celebratory jump after a first-drive sack against the Patriots in Munich. He left for medical attention, and the team had not announced the nature or severity of the injury.
MUNICH (AP) — Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson appeared to hurt his right knee while celebrating a sack on Patriots quarterback Drake Maye in the first quarter on Sunday. Hutchinson leaped in the air but went straight to the ground after landing. He immediately grabbed his right knee.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye went to the locker room in the first quarter with an ankle injury shortly after being sacked by Aidan Hutchinson, who also went for evaluation after the play in Munich
Detroit Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson appeared to injure his right knee while celebrating a sack of New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye during the first quarter of Sunday's international game in Germany.
MUNICH (AP) — Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson appeared to hurt his right knee while celebrating a sack of the Patriots' Drake Maye in the first quarter of Detroit's 35-10 win Sunday.
Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson appeared to hurt his right knee while celebrating a sack of the Patriots’ Drake Maye in the first quarter of Detroit’s 35-10 win Sunday.
Campbell didn't offer any updates concerning Hutchinson after the game. But the pass rusher is expected to have suffered a significant knee injury after his sack celebration in the first quarter.
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