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Sixers center Joel Embiid will undergo appendicitis surgery in Houston on Thursday, a move that could end his 2025-26 season after he played 38 games and averaged 26.9 points, 7.7 rebounds and 3.9 assists.
North Carolina freshman Caleb Wilson broke his right thumb in practice while dunking and will undergo surgery, ending his season. Wilson was UNC’s leading scorer (19.8 ppg) and rebounder (9.4 rpg) after returning from a left-hand fracture, and the Tar Heels are set to face Duke in their final regular-season game before the ACC tournament.
Anthony Davis is expected to miss the remainder of the 2025-26 season after being traded to the Wizards, sidelined by groin and left-hand injuries as Washington pursues a rebuild and improved odds for a top draft pick; Trae Young also remains out early in his Wizards tenure.
Jimmy Butler tore his right ACL during Golden State's win over Miami and is projected to miss the rest of the season, a major blow to the Warriors' title hopes as Curry and company adapt, with Kuminga likely to see increased duty as the team navigates the setback.
The Ravens' season ended with a narrow 26-24 loss to the Steelers, highlighted by a game-winning field goal miss by rookie Tyler Loop and key plays including Lamar Jackson's 50 and 64-yard passes to Zay Flowers. The game was marked by self-inflicted mistakes and strong performances from Derrick Henry and Jackson, but ultimately the Ravens fell short, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
Raiders' Maxx Crosby left the team facility after being told he wouldn't play the final two games due to a knee injury, ending his season early. Despite fighting through injury all season, Crosby's condition was deemed too severe to continue playing, and he will miss the last two games. Raiders coach Pete Carroll expressed full support for Crosby, emphasizing that the injury does not affect their relationship or his future with the team.
Arizona Cardinals players Walter Nolen III and Garrett Williams will miss the rest of the season due to serious injuries, adding to a challenging year marked by numerous injuries and roster changes, with coach Jonathan Gannon emphasizing resilience and team effort.
The Dallas Cowboys, already eliminated from the 2025 playoffs, lost to the Los Angeles Chargers 34-17, with strong performances from Dak Prescott and George Pickens, but struggled defensively without key players, ending their season with a defeat before facing the Commanders next.
Clippers guard Bradley Beal will undergo season-ending hip surgery due to a fracture, but his agent is optimistic about a full recovery, and the team expects him to return healthy next season.
Chargers left tackle Joe Alt is out for the season after requiring surgery for a recurring ankle injury suffered in a game against the Titans, marking his second high ankle sprain this season. Alt, a top draft pick, has been playing as the team's left tackle following an injury to Rashawn Slater, and the Chargers are preparing to face the Steelers this Sunday.
New York Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo has suffered a dislocated ankle in Week 8, ruling him out for the rest of the season, with recovery potentially taking up to 11 months based on similar injuries.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo suffered a severe ankle injury, likely a dislocation and possible fracture, requiring surgery and ending his season, with experts suggesting he may not return until next year.
Mike Evans' injury is feared to be season-ending, raising concerns for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' upcoming games.
49ers All-Pro linebacker Fred Warner suffered a severe right ankle injury during a game against Tampa Bay, dislocating and breaking his ankle, which will require surgery and end his season. Warner, a key leader and three-time All-Pro, was injured in a game where the 49ers were already missing several star players. The team and players expressed their support and disappointment, highlighting Warner's importance to the team and his resilient spirit. This injury is a significant blow to the 49ers' defense as they continue their season.
Fred Warner's 2023 season is over after suffering a dislocated and fractured ankle during a game, requiring season-ending surgery, marking a significant injury for the 49ers amid a challenging season.