Lions' Aidan Hutchinson Injures Knee After Sack Celebration
Aidan Hutchinson's right knee buckled as he landed a jump celebrating a first-quarter sack of Drake Maye. Detroit beat New England 35-10 in Munich.
Pelissero reported imaging in Munich confirmed a significant, season-ending knee injury.
$180 million, four-year extension signed last year; $141 million guaranteed.
Maye left with an ankle injury on the same sack.
2024: Hutchinson fractured his tibia and fibula, missing Detroit's final 12 games.
Why it matters: Losing Hutchinson removes Detroit's leading pass rusher during a five-game winning streak. He had six sacks in nine games and a career-high 14.5 in 2025.
Neither report named the exact injury; analyst Dr. David Chao raised concern about a torn ACL.
Rookie Derrick Moore, who had two sacks Sunday, is set for more snaps.
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Where they split: Outlets differ on certainty: Newsweek and Heavy report a confirmed season-ending injury, while NBC News and USA Today stress that tests in the U.S. are still pending.
Center coverage, 5 sources: The center frames it as a likely season-ending loss, adding teammate reaction and Detroit's depth behind him.