Michigan State football's injury report vs Northwestern is dire
Michigan State football will be without linebackers Jordan Hall and Brady Pretzlaff again, along with left tackle Ben Murawski, against Northwestern.
The Michigan State football injury report for their upcoming game against Northwestern paints a dire picture for the Spartans. Heading into the matchup at noon Saturday in East Lansing, MSU will be without a significant number of starters, impacting both their defense and offense. On defense, starting linebacker Brady Pretzlaff and captain Jordan Hall are both sidelined with injuries sustained during Saturday's overtime loss to Illinois.
Backup Caleb Wheatland, along with cornerbacks Tre Bell and Tyran Chappell, and another backup cornerback Charles Brantley are also out. In the offense, left tackle Ben Murawski is listed as out, running back Cam Edwards has been ruled out for the season due to a knee injury, and backup quarterback Cam Fancher remains out after an injury in a game against Wisconsin.
Wide receiver Charles Taplin is listed as questionable. Other key players missing from the Spartans' lineup include fullback Jay Coyne, cornerback Keshawn Williams, running back Darrin Jones Jr., tight end Joe Caudill, and offensive lineman Tristan Comer. Northwestern's injury report is equally daunting, with 10 players listed as out, including linebackers Amare Jordan and Luke Dehnicke, along with defensive backs Robert Fitzgerald and Damon Walters.
The Wildcats have two defensive backs, Braden Turner and Timi Oke, considered probable for the game.
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