Laremy Tunsil Injury: Updates on Mississippi Star's Bicep and Recovery

The Ole Miss Rebels suffered what could be a major blow to their offensive line on Saturday night against the LSU Tigers. In the third quarter, left tackle Laremy Tunsil exited with a bicep injury. According to Joe Schad of ESPN, his return was considered questionable:

Tunsil would later return midway through the fourth quarter according to Hugh Kellenberger of the Jackson Clarion-Ledger:

After the tough loss, coach Hugh Freeze didn't sound too concerned with Tunsil's status via Ben Garrett of mississippi.scout.com:

If you want to know how important Tunsil is to the O-line, then look no further than the fact college football writer Phil Steele listed the sophomore on his midseason All-American team, per Ole Miss Football:

Grantland's Matt Hinton wondered what Tunsil's absence could mean for quarterback Bo Wallace, who can ill afford to watch the guy who protects his blind side go down:

Ole Miss will hope that Tunsil's injury is only minor and that he won't have to miss any time. He's the bedrock of the offensive line.

More importantly, Auburn is on tap next week, so the Rebels won't want to enter such an important game short-handed.