September 26, 2022

Detroit Lions S Tracy Walker takes to Twitter to reveal devastating injury

On Sunday, Detroit Lions safety Tracy Walker was forced to leave the game against the Minnesota Vikings with a non-contact injury.

Following the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said it did not look good for Walker and that he may have suffered an Achilles injury.

Just moments ago, Walker took to Twitter to announce that he did, in fact, suffer an Achilles injury and he will be out for the remainder of the 2022 season.

“I appreciate all the support from my fans and friends. It is true that I tore my Achilles and I’m done for the season but I’ll bounce back and be better then ever for the following years to come. TTIME will be back!!”

We certainly wish Tracy Walker the best of luck as he recovers and comes back even stronger than he was.

I appreciate all the support from my fans and friends. It is true that I tore my Achilles and I’m done for the season but I’ll bounce back and be better then ever for the following years to come. TTIME will be back‼️

— Tracy Walker #21 (@TracyWalkerIII) September 26, 2022

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