Chargers WR Mike Williams suffers season-ending knee injury
Wide receiver for the Chargers Mike Williams tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) during Sunday’s win over the Vikings.
A little under two minutes remained in the third quarter when the injury happened. Williams fell to the ground, holding his left knee after attempting to take a screen pass and being struck. He had to be carried to the locker room after being helped off the field.
Williams was a key component of Los Angeles’ offensive performance before departing the game, catching six catches for 110 yards and a score.
Over the first three games of the year, Williams had 19 catches for 249 yards and one score.
Throughout his career, Williams has contended with a number of ailments. With his willingness to put his body on the line and ability to make difficult receptions appear ordinary, he has nonetheless been nothing less than a dependable receiver while on the field.
Williams should be prepared for next year’s training camp.
Williams’ absence will allow Keenan Allen and rookie Quentin Johnston to play more with Joshua Palmer.
Since Allen made a name for himself in the 2018 season, the one after his rookie year, Williams has been the Chargers’ other big-play threat at the receiver position. Williams has brought in 31 touchdowns for Los Angeles since then. Williams has continued to be a deep play threat because of the Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert’s strong arm, averaging 15.6 yards per reception throughout his seven-year career.
Star running back Austin Ekeler has missed the previous two games for the Chargers due to an ankle injury, but his eventual comeback is anticipated. In Week 4, Los Angeles (1-2) will host the Raiders (1-2).
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