Packers center Sean Rhyan reportedly has high-ankle sprain, availability uncertain
Green Bay Packers center Sean Rhyan suffered a high-ankle sprain in the 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions, according to NFL Network. Green Bay Packers center Sean Rhyan reportedly has a high-ankle sprain, which could sideline him for more than one game and take several weeks to heal. Backup center Jacob Monk also left the game with a thigh injury after replacing Rhyan. Second-year pro John Williams, who had limited practice at center, finished the game and is expected to be the likely starter against the Carolina Panthers. The injury occurred during the Packers' 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. Coach Matt LaFleur is unsure how long Rhyan will be sidelined, but it is expected that he may miss the team's Thursday night game against the Panthers.
gepubliceerd : 6 uur geleden door Tom Silverstein in Sports Health
Green Bay Packers center Sean Rhyan suffered a high-ankle sprain during the first quarter against the Detroit Lions.
• Rhyan's injury could sideline him for more than one game, potentially requiring s... [2214 symbols]
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