Lions Center Suffers 'Significant' Wrist Fracture Before Preseason Opener
Summary
The Detroit Lions center Cade Mays broke a small bone in his wrist during practice and will miss about 8 to 10 weeks. The team will use other players to fill his position as they prepare for their preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals.Key Facts
- Cade Mays suffered a wrist fracture in practice before the preseason opener.
- The injury happened during a protection drill and was described as a freak accident.
- Mays is expected to be out for 8 to 10 weeks.
- This is Mays’ first season with the Detroit Lions after signing a three-year contract.
- The Lions planned for Mays to be their main center after the retirement of Frank Ragnow.
- Other players like Juice Scruggs, Seth McLaughlin, Michael Niese, and Tate Ratledge may fill in as center.
- Juice Scruggs is currently recovering from a soft-tissue injury.
- Coach Dan Campbell said the team has options and will adjust as needed.
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