Raiders QB Aidan O’Connell suffers from broken wrist and is expected for 6-8 weeks star-news.press/wp

Las Vegas Raiders had a great blow in the previous final period on Saturday night, 20-10 of the Cardinal Arizona, and Aidan O’Connell loses the protective-right wrist.

Pete Carroll chief coach, O’Connell confirmed after the game that will need surgery and will lose six to eight weeks.

After the injury 32 players, it took place after 32 patio disc, covered by a goal in the 52-meter area of ​​Daniel Carlson. The trainers were examined in O’Connell before he went to the locker room. He later returned to throw his hand. Rookie Cam Miller, the sixth collection, took over the center and ended with a 61.5-point score for 124 and 24 years.

Carrolle accepted the misfortune: “Aidan will have some time. What we can do and continue to develop.”

Now included in his third NFL season, O’Connell poured up to 3,830 meters to 20 touchdowns and 11 interceptions in 20 career games (17 begin).

Last year he lost time with a broken finger. Carroll’s season has been rocky, with four rounds in four games, they created touches of cardinals in the first quarter against Arizona.

Carroll said that the problem with Tempo O’Connell has been: “We don’t quickly play to get out of scratch. He still tries to work out.”

With O’Connell, with the injured reservation, the Raiders’ Quarter Hall has been dropping with Smith and Miller, especially working with the third team this season (32-61, 305 meters, a touch, interception). As soon as the Miller is ready to pause as QB2, Carroll replied: “We’ll see.”

As a result, Las Vegas is expected to add another quarter before the week.