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New York Jets fans are eagerly waiting for updates on offensive lineman Xavier Newman after he suffered a serious injury during Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Newman has been a vital part of the Jets’ offensive line. His absence could significantly affect the team’s performance as the NFL season progresses. With critical matchups ahead, fans want to know when Newman might return to the field.
Here’s what we know about Newman’s injury and how it may affect the Jets moving forward.
How did Xavier Newman get injured playing football?
Xavier Newman, offensive lineman for the New York Jets, suffered a neck injury during the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers (via NBC News).
The injury occurred when Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers was intercepted by Pittsburgh’s Beanie Bishop Jr. During the return, Newman was blocked and fell awkwardly. He remained on the ground for several minutes while teammates gathered around him, showing concern.
The Sunday Night Football broadcast confirmed that Newman was conscious and had movement in his limbs. Medical staff stabilized him on a spine board before he was carted off the field. He was then taken to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for further evaluation.
When will Xavier Newman return to play NFL?
As of now, no specific timeline has been given for Xavier Newman’s return to the NFL. The Jets announced that Newman would miss the remainder of the game due to his neck injury, but further updates are pending. The severity of his injury and medical evaluations will determine the length of his absence.
Given that Newman was taken to a level 1 trauma center for assessment, his recovery will be closely monitored. His return will depend on the rehabilitation process, as the team prioritizes his long-term health. More information on his condition is expected in the coming days.
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