Injuries to James Conner and DeAndre Hopkins are being investigated with an MRI. DeAndre Hopkins and James Conner, both of the Arizona Cardinals, were injured at the conclusion of the team’s 30-23 loss against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night. Conner and head coach Kliff Kingsbury were optimistic after the game that the injuries were not significant.
The Cardinals, on the other hand, needed to do more research. Kliff Kingsbury informed reporters on Tuesday that both of them were scheduled to get MRIs to learn more.
Is James Conner Hurt?
Hopkins has a leg injury, according to Kingsbury. Conner, he claimed, has an ankle injury. With their first injury report of the week, the Cardinals will return to practice on Wednesday.
#Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters that WR DeAndre Hopkins is undergoing an MRI for a leg injury.
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Conner has performed admirably. He got two touchdowns and 125 total yards from scrimmage against the Rams. Hopkins had a total of 54 yards on five receptions.
The Cardinals’ next game comes on the road against the Detroit Lions in Week 15.
James Conner Ankle Injury
RB James Conner will get an MRI for an ankle injury he suffered in Monday’s defeat to the Rams, according to Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury.
Conner stated that he would be OK after the game, so this appears to be just preventative. DeAndre Hopkins, a wide receiver who was injured in Monday’s game, is undergoing an MRI on his leg.
