
Throughout the season, the Detroit Lions lost several outstanding players to injuries; one more occurred on Sunday during their divisional round NFL playoff game against the Washington Commanders.
After receiving a hit on his arm from teammate Jack Campbell, Cornerback Amik Robertson—who performed rather well against Minnesota Vikings standout wide receiver Justin Jefferson last time Detroit was in action—left the game.
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Robertson had surgery Saturday night and sustained a broken humerus, said NFL Media.
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On second-and-four from the Washington 26-yard line, Robertson was corraling Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin. Campbell arrived to wrap up the performance and hooked Robertson’s arm with his shoulder, dragging them to the ground and breaking Robertson’s arm in the process.
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