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Aidan Hutchinson injury: Lions star hurts knee during costly celebration

Aidan Hutchinson dragged down quarterback Drake Maye to cut short the New England Patriots’ opening possession Sunday in. Germany. The sack forced Mike Vrabel to send his field goal team into the game, ending what was a promising drive for the Patriots to start the game. But the post-sack celebration might prove to be costly […]

Aidan Hutchinson injury: Lions star hurts knee during costly celebration

During the New England Patriots' opening drive in a game played in Germany, Detroit Lions star Aidan Hutchinson made a significant play by dragging quarterback Drake Maye down, forcing Mike Vrabel to send his field goal team into action and cut short the Patriots' promising drive. However, Hutchinson's post-sack celebration may prove to be costly for him. As he jumped into the air to celebrate the sack, his right knee buckled upon landing, causing him to crash to the turf for an extended period.

A photo of Hutchinson going down with his leg held high after the celebration went viral, followed by a video capturing the moment his right knee buckled as he landed. Hutchinson was taken to the locker room for further evaluation, as was Maye, who suffered an ankle injury on the play. The Lions subsequently designated Hutchinson as questionable to return with a knee injury.

Pam Oliver provided an update on both Maye and Hutchinson's conditions, emphasizing the uncertainty surrounding Hutchinson's availability for future games.

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