Patriots CB Carlton Davis Injured, Exits Chargers Wild Card Game
The New England Patriots faced the Los Angeles Chargers in a crucial wild card playoff game. During the match, starting cornerback Carlton Davis suffered an injury that raised concerns about his availability. However, he made a quick return after a brief exit.
Carlton Davis’ Injury Update
In the second quarter, Carlton Davis, 29, left the game due to a toe injury. His departure was a significant concern for the Patriots as he plays a vital role in their defense. At the time of his exit, he had recorded three tackles and a quarterback hit.
Details of the Incident
- Davis exited the field after pressuring Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert.
- He visited the blue medical tent before heading to the locker room.
- His status was reported as questionable for the remainder of the game.
Fortunately for the Patriots, Davis returned to action for the start of the second half. He resumed his position in the lineup, showing no visible limitations as the Chargers’ offense took the field.
Davis’ Season Performance
Before this injury scare, Davis had an impressive season following his signing with the Patriots. In March, he joined the team on a lucrative three-year deal worth $54 million. Throughout the regular season, he started all 17 games, accumulating significant statistics.
- Defensive Snaps: 926
- Tackles: 69
- Pass Breakups: 10
Davis played a crucial role alongside Pro Bowler Christian Gonzalez in the defensive lineup. His presence and performance are vital as the Patriots aim for playoff success.
