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Rondale Moore’s Comeback Bid with Vikings Ends Painfully with Season-Ending Knee Injury
Moore suffered a left knee injury after missing 2024 due to a right ACL tear, raising concerns about his ability to stay healthy despite his athletic potential.
- During the first half Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium, Moore suffered a season-ending knee injury during the preseason game against the Houston Texans, Vikings announced Tuesday.
- After missing the 2024 season with an ACL tear, Moore had already dislocated his right knee during Falcons camp and never played for them.
- During a punt return, Jamal Hill tackled Moore, who remained motionless on the ground for minutes before being carted off.
- The Vikings placed him on injured reserve Tuesday afternoon, prompting a search among four internal receivers—Lucky Jackson, Jalen Nailor, Silas Bolden and Myles Price—for punt return duties.
- Following the injury, Moore’s one-word Instagram post read `Blessed,` fueling fan speculation about his future.
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Vikings receiver Rondale Moore out for season with knee injury
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore, who missed last season with a right knee injury, suffered a season-ending injury to his left knee during a punt return in a preseason game against the Houston Texans.
·Minneapolis, United States
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Vikings WR Rondale Moore (knee) ruled out for season
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver and return specialist Rondale Moore will miss his second straight season with a knee injury, the team confirmed on Tuesday.
·Georgia, United States
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