For the second consecutive week, ESPN's "Monday Night Football" was marred by a season-ending injury to one of the NFL's biggest offensive stars.In Week 1, it was Aaron Rodgers who suffered a torn Achilles just four plays into the Jets' 16-13 win over the Bills.In Week 2, Nick Chubb fell victim to a knee injury that will end his season.MORE: Chubb's injury occurred in the second quarter, and it was gruesome in nature. He was given the ball on a carry up the middle before being stopped by Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick on the play.Chubb's left knee bent the wrong way after he was hit, leaving the running back on the ground and unable to get up. He had to be carted off the field and was met with a respectful cheer from the Steelers faithful at Acrisure Field, who had audibly gasped upon seeing the replay of the running back's injury. Carter Rowney Women Jersey The question that the 27-year-old Chubb now faces is whether he will be able to continue his career after suffering such a serious knee injury. Further complicating that matter is that he already damaged that same knee during his college days, and that injury was one Chubb was lucky to come back from.Here's what to know about the knee injury that Chubb suffered while at Georgia and the eerie similarities it shares with the one he suffered Monday night.MORE: Chubb suffered a devastating knee injury during his college days playing at Georgia. It came during his sophomore season in 2015 when the Bulldogs were facing Tenne see.On the first offensive play of the day for Georgia, Chubb bounced a carry outside toward the sidelined and tried to avoid a couple of Volunteer defenders on the edge. He spun out of one of the potential tackles but was met by the remaining defender near the sideline.As Chubb was pushed out of bounds, his left knee buckled under him. It bent in the wrong direction and left him lying on the ground in extreme pain.Chubb was already on the Nick Ritchie Men Jersey Georgia sideline, but he still had to be helped over to the training table to be examined. He eventually had to be carted off and Allie LaForce, who was working as a sideline reporter for CBS for that contest, reported that he briefly collapsed and lost consciousne s while getting onto the cart.Chubb collapsed after leaving training table on way to cart and regained consciousne s once on cart. Was taken to locker room. Allie LaForce (@ALaForce) Chubb was, unsurprisingly, ruled out for the game immediately. And the prognosis for his injury was not good."I tore everything in my left knee except my ACL and my MCL," Chubb recalled in a recent interview with . "So, everything else you name it it was torn. Even my hamstring."Indeed, Chubb suffered a torn MCL, PCL, LCL and a dislocated knee in addition to his hamstring injury. The injury gave him a long road to recovery, and many wondered whether Chubb would ever play again.That included the running back himself, who to this day still remembers what went through his mind while he was laying on the field injured.It was a crazy time for me, just because I had an incredible freshman season. And then sophomore year, I was doing good too. I think, like Andrej Sustr Men Jersey , six games, 700 yards; I'm in a Heisman campaign and everything is going perfectly for me. And in that one play, you know, I pretty much lost it all.Still, Chubb fought hard to return from the injury and play again at Georgia. He returned to play at the start of the 2016 season and spoke about the severe dislocation after his return to the field.It was bad, Chubb said, per . Ive never been in that position. I was down, in a lot of pain. I could have done two things, either laid down and never got up, or what I did, and pushed myself.Chubb's recovery was nothing short of remarkable, as former NFL offensive lineman turned orthopedic surgeon .You watch Nick Chubb move and youd swear he was 100 percent, Adickes said. Jason Chimera Men Jersey He is as near to 100 percent as you get, and its pretty impre sive given the fact that he had e sentially a knee dislocation."MORE:Also impre sive were the statistics that Chubb put up following his return from injury. He posted back-to-back seasons with at least 1,130 yards while averaging 228 touches over those two campaigns. His yards-per-carry average fell post-injury, but he still posted numbers that were more than respectable.Below is a look at how Chubb fared in each of his college seasons:YearCarriesYardsTouchdownsYards per carryReceiving yardsReceiving TDs20142191,547147.1213220159274778.132120162241,13085.086120172231,345156.0300MORE: Chubb's strong seasons in his return from injury helped to make him one of the NFL's hottest running back prospects entering the 2018 NFL Draft.However, many still considered his injury to be a problem for his draft stock. Why? Because it had sapped some of his explosive playmaking ability, as scouts told ."I thought he was special before he tore up his knee," said anAFC Director of College Scouting."I don't see special anymore but I do see a solid runner."As a result, Chubb slipped to the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft where he was selected by the Browns with the 35th overall pick. He Kevin Shattenkirk Men Jersey was the fourth running back chosen overall behind Saquon Barkley (No. 2 pick), Rashaad Penny (27th pick) and his college teammate Sony Michel (31st pick).Chubb has arguably turned out better than all of the backs selected in his draft year. His only true competition for that honor is Barkley.But after Chubb's second serious injury to his left knee, many will wonder whether NFL fans everywhere just witne sed that career come to an end.
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