Antonio Gibson Hurt In Patriots London Opener

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Post on Oct 20, 2024

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Gibson Goes Down in London: A Scary Moment for Commanders Fans

The Washington Commanders' trip across the pond for the NFL's first-ever regular season game in London didn't go as planned. Antonio Gibson, the team's starting running back, left the game against the New England Patriots in the first half with a concerning-looking knee injury.

It was a tough scene to watch. **Gibson, who was already trying to shake off a concussion from Week 1, got hit low by a Patriots defender and immediately went down in pain. He was helped off the field and taken to the locker room for evaluation, leaving Commanders fans with a sinking feeling in their stomachs.

Gibson's injury is a major blow to the Commanders' offense. He's been their most consistent offensive weapon since his arrival, and the team has struggled to find a reliable backup. The team has to find a way to adjust without their star back. The news on Gibson's injury is still being digested by fans and media alike, but it's clear that the Commanders' hopes for a successful season just got a whole lot tougher.

While the team hopes for the best, the London game was a reminder of just how fragile a football player's body can be. It's a brutal sport, and players are always at risk of getting hurt. We're hoping for a speedy recovery for Gibson, but this injury is a reminder that the NFL is a game of inches, and sometimes, those inches can have a big impact.

Keep an eye out for updates on Gibson's status as the week progresses. Commanders fans are holding their breath.