Ouch! Vikings rookie WR Childs likely tore ACLs in both knees.

[Ja Rhule]

Two sources tell ESPN 1500 Twin Cities that Vikings rookie WR Greg Childs is "almost surely" done for the year after suffering a "significant" injury to both knees during Saturday's camp practice.

The Vikings fear Childs tore both patellar tendons. It's a devastating, career-threatening blow for a player who labored through a patellar tendon tear as a senior in college and fell at least two rounds in the draft because of it. The Vikings were hoping Childs would secure the first-team split end job in suspended starter Jerome Simpson's three-game absence, but they'll have to turn elsewhere now. They may explore the free agent or trade market at receiver. The organization has soured on Michael Jenkins, and remains desperate for a wideout capable of stretching the field.

Per rotoworld

That's probably will do as far as professional football career goes. That's suck... Poor dude.

[4Corners]

Never heard of him

[Jase]

patellar tendons arent ACLs but just as devastating.

[Ruff]

@StribDWPer Vikings, Greg Childs tore patellar tendons in BOTH knees last night. Surgery expected soon.

Official.

Ouch.

[jtnc]

Talk about a extremely tough rehab.

[Ruff]

How does that even happen?

[Jackofalltrades]

That sucks.

[CatofWar]

Holy fug. Gonna be in a chair for a short time.

[Riverboat Ron]

Sucks for Childs, I'd imagine that'll be a long recovery.Wonder how close he and Adams were at Arkansas?