CINCINNATI — n couldn't present any updates on both of the 2 offensive starters who exited the sport throughout the Wildcats' 31-26 loss at i.
x each left the sport after catches on the staff's first and second offensive drives, respectively.
"I haven't gotten the ultimate replace," Klein mentioned. "We’d like a bit of extra data, I believe, earlier than I even know what their future for the following couple of weeks will seem like."
r, was helped off the sphere with 7:55 left within the first quarter. Trainers attended to him after a video overview, and he was helped off the sphere. Derrick Salley Jr. performed in his place, catching seven passes for 140 yards, a landing and a misplaced fumble.
Anciaux, considered one of three tight ends who contribute closely to the Wildcats' offense, left throughout the second quarter after being tackled following a protracted achieve that was negated by a penalty. Anciaux wanted a cart to get again to the locker room after he made it to the sideline.
e could have one other week to get wholesome because it heads into an idle week earlier than internet hosting Houston at Invoice Snyder Household Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 10.
The Wildcats have been coping with a handful of accidents, notably at quarterback, although not for starter Avery Johnson. The staff's three backups had been listed on the staff's harm report all week, although two had been obtainable for the sport.
"We gotta take care of it," Klein mentioned. "I believe this bye week comes at a great time."
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