The Detroit Lions were firing on all cylinders in their dominant 47-9 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, but the celebration was marred by what could be a devastating loss.
Defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, the Lions’ top defensive player and a frontrunner for NFL Defensive Player of the Year, suffered a serious injury while sacking Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott in the second half. As Hutchinson wrapped up Prescott, he grimaced in pain and stayed down on the field, prompting immediate concern. A cart was quickly brought out for him.
Replays revealed that Hutchinson's leg collided with a teammate as he spun around during the sack, leading to what appeared to be a severe leg injury. Players from both teams gathered around as Hutchinson was placed on a cart with an air cast secured on his injured left leg.
WARNING: The replay on Fox is graphic.
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