The Arizona Cardinals saw second-round pick Chase Bisontis hit the turf of Allegiant Stadium in the third quarter of play against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Bisontis had a Raiders player roll into his left leg, seeing the Texas A&M product hit the field immediately in pain. After minutes on the ground, Bisontis was helped by two trainers to the sideline.

This article will be updated if any more info becomes available during the game.

Bisontis was heavily in the mix to compete for Arizona's starting right guard spot with Isaiah Adams, though Adams was in the driver's seat after taking most starting reps in camp.

Preseason play was where Bisontis was shining, however. Last week in the Hall of Fame Game, the Cardinals' No. 34 overall pick looked very much like the strong and violent people-mover Arizona had hoped to acquire when they selected him.

The Cardinals, to this point, have been pleased with Bisontis and his progress — but this is a potentially massive blow to Arizona's offensive line room and rookie class, where the Cardinals already lost defensive lineman and fourth-round Kaleb Proctor to injured reserve.