Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask suffered a significant-looking leg injury Saturday against the Auburn Tigers.
Trask went down about midway through the second quarter against the Tigers when an Auburn pass rusher was essentially blocked into him. His left leg buckled and twisted awkwardly beneath him as he fell.
Oof. Left knee.
(he did walk off and into the locker room) pic.twitter.com/Wm7UPRwzZc
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) October 5, 2019
The redshirt junior walked to the locker room under his own power. He returned to the sideline not long after in full uniform with a brace on his injured leg. He was inserted back into the game just before halftime.
The Gators have had awful luck with quarterback injuries this season. Trask was only playing because starter Feleipe Franks suffered a season-ending ankle injury in September. Not only that, but Trask suffered a different season-ending injury in 2018.
