KJ Hamler’s left knee injury has sidelined him for the whole season for the Denver Broncos. The accident happened in the second quarter of their contest with the New York Jets.
Due to a torn ACL in his left knee, second-year wide receiver KJ Hamler of the Denver Broncos will miss the whole season. This strikes the offense like a ton of bricks. In the second quarter of their game against the New York Jets, Hamler injured his knee after he landed awkwardly on that left leg while attempting to make a grab.
Hamler, a second-round pick by the Broncos in 2020, was anticipated to have a breakout year as Denver’s explosive home run threat. His career has been severely hampered by this injury, but hopes he can recover in time to make a comeback in 2022.
Denver will have to change their play-calling going future since Hamler was the offensive player who could utterly destroy the opposing defense. Since filling that position is unlikely, offensive coordinator Pat Shumur will have to be more imaginative when he calls plays in order to make up for this significant loss on offense.
Let’s hope Hamler has a successful rehab and recuperation during the upcoming 6 to 9 months. By the start of next season, hopefully, he will be back in shape.
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