Chicago Bears tight end Zach Miller underwent emergency surgery on Sunday night after suffering a brutal injury to his knee that put him in danger of losing his leg. According to the ESPN report, team sources said the injury was “more significant” than a regular dislocation, and that the surgery required grafting tissue from Miller’s right leg to repair the damaged artery in his left leg. On Monday, the Bears released a statement confirming Miller's sugery, and described the procedure as "successful." "Successful surgery was performed immediately on Sunday by the UMC vascular sugeons to stabilize his injury. Zach remains at UMC, along with Bears medical personnel, where he will stay under further evaluation.

Source: Fox News October 30, 2017 15:47 UTC