Summary
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Gardner Minshew injured his knee during a game against the Tennessee Titans, initially raising fears of an ACL tear. However, MRI results later confirmed his ACL is intact, though he will miss some playing time. The Chiefs, out of playoff contention, will not hurry Minshew back for the remaining games.
Key Facts
- Chiefs quarterback Gardner Minshew injured his knee in a game against the Tennessee Titans.
- Initial tests suggested Minshew might have torn his ACL, a major knee ligament.
- MRI results revealed that Minshew's ACL is intact, so the injury is less serious.
- Minshew will still miss some time due to the injury.
- Chris Oladokun, a former seventh-round draft pick, replaced Minshew during the game.
- The Chiefs lost to the Titans and were officially eliminated from playoff contention.
- The Chiefs' next games are against the Denver Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders.
