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| St. Louis Rams WR Mark Clayton catches a touchdown pass from QB Sam Bradford against the Oakland Raiders |
During the first quarter of the St. Louis Rams 44-6 loss at the Detroit Lions, Mark Clayton hit the ground hard after running a route along the sideline.
Turns out it will be last route Clayton will run this year. He left the game and has been diagnosed with torn patella tendon that will require season ending surgery.
"Yeah. I'm going to have to get surgery to get everything taken care of," Clayton said Sunday when asked if the injury was season-ending, according to the Post-Dispatch.
The Rams traded for Clayton just before the start of this year's regular season. Clayton leads the Rams in receptions with 23 catches, including two for touchdowns.
Packers TE Finley Out 3 Weeks, Other Packers Banged Up Too!
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| Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers could miss the Packers Week 6 match-up with the Miami Dolphins due to a concussion. |
Its also possible that Aaron Rodgers could miss next week's game against the Miami Dolphins. Rodgers suffered a concussion on the last offensive play of the game for the Packers
It's possible he will miss a game," McCarthy said. "He will definitely miss some practice time."
Other injuries for the Packers include LB Nick Barnett, who needs wrist surgery and may be out for the season, back-up TE Donald Lee could be out a couple of weeks with a shoulder injury, and LB Clay Matthews, who leads the NFL with 8.5 sacks, is nursing a sore hamstring, although it is not believed to be serious.
Broncos Secondary on the Mend
Coach Josh McDaniels said Monday that safeties Brian Dawkins and Darcel McBath and corner back Andre' Goodman have already been ruled out along with linebackers Robert Ayers and Wesley Woodyard for Denver's Week 6 match-up with the New York Jets
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