The Arizona Cardinals got plenty of bad injury news on Monday, as both quarterback Minshew and receiver Michael Wilson suffered season-ending injuries. However, with Wilson's injury, there is at least some good news.
According to Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's John Gambadoro, Wilson will not need surgery on his fractured neck. He will let it heal on its own.
Wilson suffered a fracture in his neck on the fourth play of the game on a 17-yard catch. He believed it was a kink in his neck and played the rest of the game. He later learned there was a fracture and that he wouldn't be able to play the rest of the season.
He will need to wear a neck brace for as much as two months.
It does not appear that this injury will be career-threatening, as neck injuries
can be tricky.
Wilson played in nine games this season, catching 51 passes for 546 yards and two touchdowns.
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