MRI confirms Shaq Barrett suffered torn Achilles

NFL: OCT 27 Ravens at Buccaneers
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The initial fear about Shaq Barrett‘s injury has been confirmed.

According to multiple reports, an MRI revealed that Barrett tore his Achilles during the Buccaneers’ loss to the Ravens on Thursday.

Barrett is now out for the season.

Barrett was in his fourth season with the Bucs after beginning his career with Denver. He’ll end the 2022 season with 3.0 sacks, six tackles for loss, six quarterback hits, and a forced fumble.

A two-time Pro Bowler, Barrett signed a four-year, $72 million deal to stick with Tampa Bay in March 2021. He has 54.5 career sacks, 40.5 of which have come with the Bucs.

11 responses to “MRI confirms Shaq Barrett suffered torn Achilles

  1. Tom to 49ers / Jimmy to Tampa

    or

    Tom to 49ers / Jimmy to Patriots / Mac to Tampa

    Make it happen.

  2. Sucks for him but they were going nowhere this season even if they won the division. Come back stronger next season Shaq

  3. I don’t think Bowles let anyone walk—I believe that Licht’s job. His moves on offense aren’t better. Grabbing vets at the end of their careers hoping they can play half of the games is the laziest form of roster building. Did Licht think this was good enough? Good enough for a team without Brady? What were his expectations with and without? Bowles HC career in Tampa is off to a rough starter and Licht is big part of it.

  4. I have the utmost respect for Gronk getting out when he did. Good for him!!! Hope he’s enjoying his retirement.

  5. touchback6 says:
    October 28, 2022 at 2:27 pm
    How the mighty have fallen and for many years to come.

    ——————-

    Sounds like you’re referring to the Patriots and the Turnover Twins at QB.

  6. touchback6 says:
    October 28, 2022 at 2:27 pm
    How the mighty have fallen and for many years to come

    The irony.

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