Raiders Safety Lonnie Johnson Jr. Suffered Broken Leg in Mock Game, AP Source Says
CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA, AUG 3 – Lonnie Johnson Jr. broke his fibula after teammate Maxx Crosby fell on his leg during a mock scrimmage, putting his chance to start for the Raiders at risk.
- During a mock scrimmage at Allegiant Stadium, Raiders safety Lonnie Johnson Jr. suffered a broken fibula after colliding with Maxx Crosby and was carted off the field.
- Seeking a starting role, Johnson signed a one-year deal with the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason after mostly playing on special teams last season.
- Assessing the injury, Johnson will get an MRI to determine if there is additional damage, with recovery estimated between 10 weeks and six months.
- After Johnson’s injury, Thomas Harper and Christopher Smith filled in, with a source saying more information was needed to determine his return timeline.
- With uncertainty over his recovery, the Raiders will closely monitor Lonnie Johnson Jr.'s condition as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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Report: Raiders S Lonnie Johnson Jr. suffered broken fibula
First-year Las Vegas Raiders safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., was carted off the field during Saturday's practice at Allegiant Stadium with a broken fibula in his right leg, according to multiple reports on Sunday.
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HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Raiders safety Lonnie Johnson Jr. broke his right leg in Las Vegas' mock game on Saturday, a person with knowledge of the injury told The Associated Press.
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