Ravens' Nakamura suffers broken ankle on opening kickoff

Published: Nov 16, 2009 at 01:54 PM

CLEVELAND -- The Baltimore Ravens have announced that X-rays revealed that safety Haruki Nakamura sustained a broken right ankle on the opening kickoff of Monday night's game at Cleveland.

Nakamura, a Cleveland native, was grabbing the ground in pain as trainers wrapped an air cast on his right ankle and carted him off the field. Baltimore's Lardarius Webb returned the opening kickoff 31 yards on the play.

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