NegativeInjurySat, August 1, 2026
Tory Horton cleared from cracked tibia surgery, ready for 2026 season.
Tory HortonSEA
Second-year receiver Tory Horton confirmed that his vague shin injury from last season was a cracked tibia; he began feeling the issue 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, recovered smoothly enough to avoid PUP designation, and started training camp Day 1 feeling good.
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Horton has since confirmed that he cracked her tibia, with the feeling in his shin stemming way back in Week 3 before it became too much of a problem following the Week 9 win over the Washington Commanders
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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 issue 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, recovered smoothly enough to avoid PUP designation, and started training camp Day 1 feeling good.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Tory Horton (SEA). Tory Horton cleared from cracked tibia surgery, ready for 2026 season.
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- Tory Horton's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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