Commanders' Tunsil Suffers Torn Triceps, Faces Lengthy Absence
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Commanders' Tunsil Suffers Torn Triceps, Faces Lengthy Absence

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Washington Commanders left tackle Laremy Tunsil sustained a torn triceps during practice on Saturday and is expected to undergo surgery. The injury will likely sideline him for a significant portion of the upcoming NFL regular season.

The injury occurred in practice, according to a source who spoke with NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo and Steve Wyche. The severity of the tear necessitates surgical intervention, which will keep Tunsil off the field for an extended period.

The team has not yet announced a specific timetable for his recovery, but sources indicate he will miss “at least a significant portion” of the regular season. This is a substantial blow to the Commanders’ offensive line and their overall offensive capabilities as Tunsil is a key player in protecting the quarterback.

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