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Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton suffered a fractured fibula in Sunday’s 43-13 loss to the Buccaneers that will sideline him “for a while,” head coach Dave Canales said after the game (via Joe Person of The Athletic).
Yardbarker's roundup highlights multiple major sports stories across the NFL and NHL. In football, the New York Jets dropped to a 5-19 mark under head coach Aaron Glenn following a 28-25 defeat against the previously winless Miami Dolphins, while the Houston Texans continue to fall short of their Super Bowl expectations.
In hockey, Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes received a cold reception from Vancouver Canucks fans during his first game back in Vancouver after six and a half seasons with the franchise. The site also featured an NFL trivia quiz challenging readers to identify franchise-record rushing leaders.
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