Gardner Minshew II suffers season-ending collarbone injury in massive blow to Raiders quarterback

Raiders quarterback Gardner Minshew II has suffered a season-ending collarbone injury.

Minshew left the Raiders’ final loss to the Broncos on Sunday after being slapped his left shoulder.

And according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolothe passer will miss the rest of the season with a broken collarbone.

After the game, Raiders coach Antonio Pierce told reporters that Minshew’s injury ‘doesn’t look good’.

Minshew had 230 passing yards with a touchdown and interception before leaving the game in the second half.

Gardner Minshew II appeared to be in clear pain when he left the field Sunday

He was slapped on the turf on his shoulder against the Broncos before leaving the game

Austin Ekeler was also left motionless on the field after taking a huge hit Sunday

He was replaced by Desmond Ridder, who finished with 64 passing yards.

The Raiders ultimately lost the game 29-19.

Minshew’s injury came after Panthers tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders was carted off the field after landing on his head.

Sanders had caught a pass from Bryce Young when he was hit low by Chiefs defensive back Trent McDuffie.

Sanders then flipped in the air and landed on the back of his head outside the field before trainers ran to attend to him in a terrifying scene.

And Commanders running back Austin Ekeler was also seen lying motionless on the field after taking a huge hit to the head from Dallas’ Damone Clark – before also slamming his helmet onto the turf.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn confirmed after the game that Ekeler had suffered a concussion.