Minnesota left tackle Christian Darrisaw was ruled out for the remainder of the Vikings’ Thursday road game against the Los Angeles Rams because of a left knee injury.
Darrisaw got hurt late in the first half. He was blocking a defender when another Rams player inadvertently rolled into his left knee while attempting to make a tackle.
David Quessenberry replaced Darrisaw at left tackle.
During the offseason, Darrisaw, 25, agreed to a four-year contract extension with Minnesota worth up to $113 million. The deal included $77 million guaranteed.
–Field Level Media
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