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Morgan Moses Went Down and Patriots Fans Are Holding Their Breath

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New England Patriots veteran offensive lineman Morgan Moses exited Sunday’s game against the New York Jets early with an ankle injury, leaving fans absolutely dreading what could come next for their O-line. This is exactly what you don’t want to see during a critical Week 6 matchup.

The Play That Stopped Everything

The big man’s injury came on a failed pass attempt. Quarterback Drake Maye tried to hit star wide receiver A.J. Brown down the sideline, but the play ultimately led to Moses going down. You know that gut-punch feeling when a key player just stays on the turf? Yeah, that’s what happened here.

Immediate Impact and Status

After the play, Moses remained on the ground in pain, and it was clear right away that something was wrong. You never want to speculate, but seeing a lineman like that stay down is always concerning. The team officially listed him as questionable to return to the game. For New England, losing a veteran presence like Moses even for part of a game is a huge blow. You just have to hope for the best and that he can get back out there, or that it is nothing too serious in the bigger picture.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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