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Saints Lineman Dillon Radunz Suffers Season-Ending Knee Injury in Practice
- Saints reserve guard Dillon Radunz tore his anterior cruciate ligament during practice, causing a season-ending injury that requires surgery, coach Kellen Moore said.
- Radunz, entering his sixth NFL season after being drafted by the Tennessee Titans in 2021, had previously torn the same ACL in 2022.
- Radunz started 10 games last season for New Orleans and signed a two-year extension with the team.
- Veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan missed practice due to a hamstring injury sustained last Thursday and missed Saturday's session to attend Drew Brees's Hall of Fame induction.
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Saints guard Dillon Radunz has torn ligaments, defensive end Cam Jordan has a hamstring injury
Saints coach Kellen Moore says reserve guard Dillon Radunz has torn a knee ligament and veteran defense end Cameron Jordan missed practice on Sunday because of a hamstring injury.
·New York, United States
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The Saints' deputy guard, Dillon Radunz, broke a knee ligament and veteran defensive wing Cameron Jordan missed training on Sunday due to an injury to the cord tendon, coach Kellen Moore reported.
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