Nate Burleson Breaks Arm In A Car Accident Tuesday Morning
USA-SPORTS-NEWS - The Lions offense really, really clicked this season but still are derailed by injuries. The latest news is that the nightmares Nate Burleson, Lions No. 2 wideout, is likely to miss the year after breaking his arm when a car accident.
Burleson, a statement by Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press, one arm broken in two regions during the accident on Tuesday morning and was ready to leave at the bottom of the blade.
"We will provide updates as when further explanation regarding the circumstances Burleson became available," the Lions said in a statement.
Police have confirmed that alcohol was not involved in the accident Burleson.
Burleson, a statement by Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press, one arm broken in two regions during the accident on Tuesday morning and was ready to leave at the bottom of the blade.
"We will provide updates as when further explanation regarding the circumstances Burleson became available," the Lions said in a statement.
Police have confirmed that alcohol was not involved in the accident Burleson.
Nate Burleson Breaks Arm In A Car Accident Tuesday Morning
Burleson game in Week 3 victory over the Redskins was the most productive because Detroit signed him, catching six tickets to be 116 meters.
With Burleson out, expect the Lions turned to Ryan Broyles as their No. 2 weapons. Broyles has been getting some ACL injuries in the past number of years.
Detroit is 2-1 in the first season and already looks good. But with Reggie Bush deal with injuries and now Burleson down, so it's fair to wonder how few hits the Lions offense 'can take. Get Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson is always helpful, but the Lions did their best not when they become one-dimensional.
With Burleson out, expect the Lions turned to Ryan Broyles as their No. 2 weapons. Broyles has been getting some ACL injuries in the past number of years.
Detroit is 2-1 in the first season and already looks good. But with Reggie Bush deal with injuries and now Burleson down, so it's fair to wonder how few hits the Lions offense 'can take. Get Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson is always helpful, but the Lions did their best not when they become one-dimensional.
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