Stephen Hill To Undergo MRI

By Phil Sullivan Posted On December 9, 2012

During the Jets win on the Jaguars, rookie wide receiver Stephen Hill injured his knee and left the game. It was during the 2nd quarter and Hill fell to the ground. He was seen on the sidelines with the Jets trainers. There are reports that an X-Ray was taken after the game and it was negative.

Conor Orr of the Star Ledger said:

X-rays on the knee were negative, but Hill said he will receive an MRI Monday to determine the severity of the injury.

Manish Mehta tweeted:

I've been told Jets WR Stephen Hill will undergo MRI tomorrow. NYJ hopeful it's a bone bruise or meniscus damage…. and not ACL damage #nyj

— Manish Mehta (@MMehtaSports) December 10, 2012

The Jets situation at wide receiver was so thin before this injury that Antonio Cromartie received playing time on offense this week. It will be interesting to see if Clyde Gates is able to return next week, otherwise look for Jordan White to see his first meaningful playing time of the year.

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