Setting off fireworks can be dangerous business, which is why we hear stories every year of folks getting hurt by the explosives on the fourth of July. Unfortunately for New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, he found out the hard way the potential repercussions of celebrating Independence Day in style.

According to reports, Pierre-Paul suffered a hand injury on Saturday while setting off fireworks.

Jason Pierre-Paul expected to meet with doctors, they will have their say, but early indications are, hand injury is not career threatening.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 5, 2015

The extent of the injury is not yet known, but it’s believed to not be career threatening. Recent reports have even indicated that the injury won’t cost Pierre-Paul any playing time heading into the 2015 NFL season after initial reports said the injury may be “severe.”

Pierre-Paul, who bragged on Instagram about having a U-Haul truck full of fireworks, is the Giants’ unsigned franchise player and one of the most athletic defensive ends in the NFL. Although it doesn’t appear that the injury will cost him any sort of playing time, it’s certainly a concerning situation for the Giants, who could rescind his $14.813 million franchise tender if the injury turns out to be more severe than expected.

Updates will be added as they become available.