Official Site of the Ravens · Jul 26, 2017
Ravens React to Kenneth Dixon's Confirmed Season-Ending Injury
Head Coach John Harbaugh said Dixon suffered a bucket handle tear of his meniscus while training at his alma mater, Louisiana Tech. It’s the same injury Harbaugh suffered in college.
As feared, running back Kenneth Dixon’s knee injury was worse than originally thought and he will be out for the entire season, Head Coach John Harbaugh confirmed Wednesday.
Dixon suffered a bucket-handle meniscus tear, which required a full repair and reportedly comes with a four-to-six-month recovery, while training at his alma mater, Louisiana Tech.
“Ironically the same [injury] I had in college my sophomore year,” Harbaugh said. “I can tell Kenneth that, when he’s 54, his knee is going to hurt.”
