NFL Preseason Sees Multiple Season-Ending Injuries Across Teams

The 2025 preseason in both the NFL and college football has been marked by a series of significant injuries affecting key players. NFL rookies Robert Longerbeam and Bilhal Kone of the Baltimore Ravens suffered season-ending knee injuries before the season started, severely impacting the team's secondary depth. Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore, who missed the entire 2024 season due to a knee injury, suffered another serious knee injury on his first preseason play, potentially sidelining him for the 2025 campaign. Additional NFL injuries included Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson's dislocated pinky and Detroit defensive back Morice Norris being hospitalized after a head injury. In college football, Tennessee players are showing mixed progress in recovery during their fall practice, with some athletes returning to limited activity while others remain sidelined. Meanwhile, the Adelaide Football Club (AFL) reported positive updates with defender Max Michalanney returning to training soon after a hamstring strain and forward Josh Rachele expected to start running as he recovers from injury.