Aaron Jones Sr., Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver, injured his knee with at the end of the third quarter in the game against the Indianapolis Colts Sunday afternoon.
Jones Sr. injured himself with about four minutes left in the third quarter. He engaged in a tackle and struggled to walk after standing up. He went to the sidelines as the Vikings’ medical staff attended to him. In a status update midway through the Quarter 4, the team confirmed that he is questionable to return with a knee injury.
Here’s the play in Sunday’s NFL game where Aaron Jones Sr. speared to have injured himself.
Aaron Jones Sr. has been playing with a sprained MCL since Week 2. Following the injury vs. the Colts, there is concern that the wide receiver may have suffered a Medical Collateral Ligament (MLC) tear.
“Obviously no details yet on what the injury for Aaron Jones is yet, but could easily be the MCL,” former ESPN analyst Zain Dhanani wrote.
This story is developing.