The Arizona Cardinals have endured injury after injury this season, and that includes receiver Rondale Moore, who was placed on injured reserve with a groin injury.
Moore played in eight games this season, catching 41 passes for 414 yards and one touchdown. By the looks of his recent Instagram story, it doesn't look he'll be ready to catch passes any time soon.
Moore's replacement, Greg Dortch, has performed fairly well in his absence this season. He has at least three games this season with nine or more receptions.
Moore is just one of many starters the Cardinals have been without this season.
Though it’s unclear how the brutal injury was sustained or the extent of it, Moore appeared to be in Beverly Hills to have it looked at.
Moore, whom Arizona drafted in the second round out of Purdue in 2021, had 41 catches for 414 yards and a touchdown in eight games before being placed on IR. He also missed the first three games of the season because of a hamstring injury.
This season has been a disastrous one for the Cardinals (4-12), who also lost starting quarterback Kyler Murray for the season after he tore his ACL last month. Arizona will wrap up its year on Sunday against the 49ers.
It's unclear how it happened -- Moore was placed on injured reserve last month with a groin injury ... but regardless of how it happened, it appears he visited a doctor in Beverly Hills to get it fixed.
Unclear whether the digit is broken or dislocated ... but these injuries tend to happen with receivers.
Moore was in the middle of his second year in the league before going on IR ... and had 41 receptions for 414 yards and a touchdown in eight games after missing the first three contests with a hammy injury.
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