2 min read • September 08, 2024
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Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson suffered a concerning left knee ligament injury during today's game against the Cleveland Browns, putting his status for the remainder of the season in jeopardy. Based on limited video footage, early indications suggest a significant injury, with concerns for an MCL sprain with a more serious possibility being an ACL tear.
Ferguson was officially listed as "questionable to return" during the game, but from our expert perspective, the likelihood of him coming back today is nil. The mechanism of injury and video review raise red flags, specifically pointing toward potential ligament damage, including the MCL, with an ACL tear a possibility.
If the injury is confirmed to be an MCL sprain, Ferguson could miss a few weeks depending on the severity. An isolated MCL injury might not end his season, but recovery times can vary from 2 to 8 weeks. However, if the ACL is involved, that would likely end his season and require surgery, with a much longer rehab process ahead.
As we await official confirmation and imaging results, Cowboys fans should brace for the possibility of an extended absence from their pro-bowl tight end.
Stay tuned to SICscore.com for more updates as we get further details on Ferguson's knee injury and what it means for the Dallas Cowboys' season.
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