The Minnesota Vikings are concerned that star rookie running back Dalvin Cook may have a season-ending torn ACL knee injury.
After losing 14-7 to the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said Cook would go for an MRI, but the team suspected he had a torn ACL.
Mike Zimmer said Dalvin Cook will get an MRI and Vikings are concerned about his Acl
— Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) October 1, 2017
Cook was on crutches and had a big brace on his leg after the game.
Dalvin Cook has a big brace on and is using crutches
— Matthew Coller (@MatthewColler) October 1, 2017
Cook had rushed for 66 yards on 13 carries and scored Minnesota’s lone touchdown before leaving on a non-contact play. Players getting hurt on non-contact plays typically are bad signs about the extent of the issue.
The rookie second-round pick entered the game with 288 rushing yards and 82 receiving yards in three games.
