Cole Kmet injury update: Chicago Bears TE injured vs Arizona Cardinals
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- Cole Kmet sustained a knee injury during a career-best performance against the Cardinals
- He had four catches for 107 yards before leaving in the second quarter; his return was doubtful
- Kmet was already playing with a quad injury, underlining his importance to the Bears' offense
During a game against the Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears’ tight end Cole Kmet suffered a significant injury. Kmet, who was delivering a career-best performance, encountered this setback in the second quarter of the game.
Prior to the injury, he had an impressive record of four catches for 107 yards in the first half, marking the highest receiving yards he’s accumulated in a game throughout his career.
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The exact moment of the injury remains unclear, but signs of distress were evident when Kmet appeared slow to rise after catching a 29-yard pass from quarterback Justin Fields. Initially, he was listed as questionable to return, but his status was later downgraded to doubtful at the start of the third quarter.
Interestingly, Kmet entered this game already nursing a quad injury but was expected to play. His presence on the field was considered vital for the Bears’ offense, given his strong performance throughout the season. Kmet, having caught 66 passes for 571 yards and six touchdowns before this game, was close to setting new personal records in receptions and touchdowns.
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Despite Kmet’s injury and another injury to teammate DJ Moore, the Bears secured a 27-16 victory over the Cardinals. This win highlighted the team’s resilience and depth, with other members stepping up in the face of adversity
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