B.C. Lions quarterback Casey Printers could be done for the season after MRI scans of his injured right knee showed a torn meniscus and a partially torn ACL, according to media reports.
The extent of the injury wasn't known conclusively until Wednesday, as the initial tests done last week weren't accurate due to the massive swelling in his knee subsided.
Printers, who was hurt in the Lions' Canadian Football League loss to Montreal on July 16, is the third straight B.C. quarterback to have major injury problems, though Buck Pierce and Dave Dickenson both had concussion problems.
Travis Lulay will start for the second straight week against Edmonton on Friday.
2 comments:
That's too bad. Really.
He's a good player. Shame to lose a player like that.
Hope he gets better soon. The CFL is a better league when he plays.
I hope the lions are inspired to kick the crap out of the eskimos this weekend and send them to 0-5 at home!!
Russ from Saskatoon
wally now denying the story and saying nothing has changed...casey will be third string in edmonton...but who knows???
mongo
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