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Commanders TE Zach Ertz ruled out with concussion vs Saints

Zach Ertz made a terrific catch that led to the Washington Commanders’ second touchdown in their Week 15 game against the New Orleans Saints.

However, Ertz was injured after making the one-handed grab. He hit the ground hard after being tackled and wasn’t able to get up right away. He eventually got to his feet but went back to the ground before medical staff came out to tend to him.

Ertz was able to walk off the field under his own power, but headed straight to the blue medical tent to be evaluated for a concussion.

Here’s what to know about Ertz’s injury and his status moving forward.

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Zach Ertz injury update

Ertz’s injury occurred after he made a nice, one-handed catch over the middle of the field and brought it inside the 10-yard line. He was driven into the ground while being tackled and was slow to get up after the play.

Ertz logged two catches for 25 yards before exiting the game.

Commanders TE depth chart: Who is Zach Ertz’s backup?

John Bates is listed as Ertz’s primary backup on the Commanders’ depth chart. He and rookie Ben Sinnott are the only other tight ends on the 53-man roster.

Below is a full look at the team’s tight end depth chart:

  1. Zach Ertz
  2. John Bates
  3. Ben Sinnott
This post appeared first on USA TODAY

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