MRI on Ryan Williams' knee came back 'clean'
By
Larry Hartstein
•
1 min read
Now Playing
Share Video
Link copied!
The initial MRI on Ryan Williams' right knee was "clean," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians told the Arizona Republic.
“Ryan’s going to get a second opinion,” Arians said. “We’ll see when he comes back. It just flared up. There’s no injury; the MRI’s clean.”
Williams tore the patella tendon in his right knee nearly two years ago. Arians said the 23-year-old running back, who watched Sunday's practice with the knee wrapped in an ice pack, looked good in earlier practices.
“I was kind of surprised it flared up," Arians said.
More News
-
Cowboys release RB Ryan Williams, two others
• -
Cowboys RB Ryan Williams dealing with swelling in knee
• -
Cowboys give RB Ryan Williams two-year extension
• -
Cowboys dump boatload of players to reach 53-man roster
• -
Joseph Randle ahead of Ryan Williams for now
• -
Cowboys sign running back Ryan Williams
•





