NegativeInjurySat, August 1, 2026
Tory Horton cleared from cracked tibia surgery; started camp Day 1 off PUP.
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Second-year receiver Tory Horton confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; he began feeling the injury in Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9 when he got it checked and discovered the crack. He underwent surgery after the Super Bowl with a metal rod inserted into his leg, and his recovery went smoothly enough to avoid the PUP list and start training camp Day 1, indicating he is healthy and ready for the 2026 season.
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Horton has since confirmed that he cracked her tibia... Horton had a metal rod inserted into his leg after the Super Bowl, and his recovery went smoothly enough for him to avoid PUP and start training camp Day 1.
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- What did Yahoo Sports NFL say about Tory Horton?
- Second-year receiver Tory Horton confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; he began feeling the injury in Week 3 but worked through it until Week 9 when he got it checked and discovered the crack. He underwent surgery after the Super Bowl with a metal rod inserted into his leg, and his recovery went smoothly enough to avoid the PUP list and start training camp Day 1, indicating he is healthy and ready for the 2026 season.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Tory Horton (SEA). Tory Horton cleared from cracked tibia surgery; started camp Day 1 off PUP.
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