Steelers' Willie Parker fractures fibula

Posted Dec 21, 2007

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Willie Parker, the NFL's leading rusher, fractured his right fibula in the first quarter Thursday night against St. Louis. The Steelers said he would not return to the game. Parker, who entered the game with 1,317 yards and consecutive 100-yard games, had one carry for a 1-yard loss before leaving the game. It was not clear how Parker was injured. (NFL.com)

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