Antonio Gibson suffers season-ending ACL tear impacting team performance
Antonio Gibson’s Season Cut Short After Torn ACL Injury
In a significant setback for the New England Patriots, running back Antonio Gibson will not return for the remainder of the 2025 NFL season. According to multiple sources, recent medical evaluations have revealed that Gibson suffered a torn ACL during the team’s recent victory against the Buffalo Bills.
Injury Details: How it Happened
The injury occurred during a kick return in the second quarter when Gibson, 27, took a hard hit to the leg after being tackled. This unfortunate event has left the Patriots without a key contributor for the upcoming games.
Gibson’s Performance Before Injury
Prior to the injury, Gibson was making a notable impact during his second season with the Patriots. Since signing with the team in the 2024 offseason, he had showcased his abilities with impressive statistics:
- Rushing Yards: 106
- Touchdowns: 1
- Kick Return Average: 28.5 yards on 12 returns
- Highlighted Return: 90-yard touchdown against Miami
Patriots’ Running Back Depth Chart
With Gibson out, the Patriots are expected to rely on their remaining running backs for the remainder of the season. The team currently has:
- Rhamondre Stevenson
- Rookie TreVeyon Henderson
Both players will need to step up in Gibson’s absence as the Patriots prepare for the challenges ahead in this season. The loss of Gibson raises questions about the team’s running game and overall offensive strategy moving forward.
