Washington football team tight ending Logan Thomas A source said ESPN’s Adam Schefter will have to recover longer after further tests revealed a torn ACL. Thomas is expected to undergo surgery this week and be ready for the 2022 season to begin.
Washington scared at first that Thomas tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee in a December 5 vs Las Vegas Raiders. However, more tests next week revealed knee injury – but not his ACL. The Foundation breathed a sigh of relief knowing that his recovery would have been a lot easier without the torn ACL.
But even last week, after Thomas was placed on the bench due to injury, coach Ron Rivera said the doctors would “monitor it. They’ll have one more doctor to look at it.”
Prior to his inclusion in the IR, Washington had argued about keeping Thomas on the 53-man roster in the event the team made it to the knockout stages and possibly using him at some point in the later stages. Season. Since this is his second time on IR it ended his season. At the time, Rivera said they didn’t want to rush to bring Thomas back.
Thomas signed a three-year extension worth $24,065 million in August. He hit 72 career-high passes in 670 yards and six touchdowns in 2020 and became one of the NFL’s best red-zone goals late in the game. This season, Thomas is limited to six games – he missed five with a hamstring injury – and has caught 18 passes, three touchdowns and 196 yards.
Ricky the Seal-Jones took the No. 1 spot on a tight finish with Thomas. Seals-Jones has caught 24 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games.
