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Rams' Andrew Whitworth reportedly tears MCL

Los Angeles Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth, one of the league’s longest-tenured players, was carted off in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Seattle Seahawks with a left knee injury. The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Whitworth suffered a torn MCL and damaged his PCL.

Whitworth was inadvertently hit on the leg by the Seahawks’ K.J. Wright after a sack of Jared Goff with just over a minute and a half remaining in the second quarter. He remained down before a cart took him off the field.

The Rams would eventually rule Whitworth out for the game.

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Multiple Seahawks players, including Russell Wilson and Duane Brown, came over to Whitworth to pay their respects for the 15-year veteran.

Whitworth, who turns 39 next month, is one of the oldest non-quarterbacks or non-specialists playing in the NFL. He has played in 224 of a possible 233 games in his career and has missed only one game since 2013, a healthy scratch in 2017 when the Rams had already locked up a playoff spot.

He has been named to four Pro Bowls and two All-Pro teams with the Rams and Cincinnati Bengals.

In June, Whitworth told Yahoo Sports’ Terez Paylor that he and his whole family contracted COVID-19 and that it put some perspective on how dangerous the virus was, especially for his BMI and age.

When Whitworth re-signed with the Rams, he said he wasn’t ready to retire yet.

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