During Sunday night’s football game between the Buffalo Bills and the New York Giants, running back Damien Harris was rushed off the field by ambulance.
Josh Allen, the quarterback, sent the ball to Harris, who was tackled and remained on the ground after the play.
Harris was put onto what looked like a gurney as Bills personnel rushed onto the pitch.
Teammate who suffered a cardiac collapse on the pitch earlier this year, observed from the sidelines and appeared distressed.
As he was hoisted into the ambulance and taken outside the stadium, Harris was seen giving the thumbs up.
Harris is out of the game due to a neck injury, per a message on the team’s X account (previously Twitter), which was reposted by the team page.
“Update on injuries: Damien Harris (neck) will miss the game. He can move his legs and limbs. The post stated, “Harris is being sent to the hospital for more tests.
The Giants were ahead 6-0 at the time of the incident, which occurred just before the second quarter ended.
Buffalo Bills running back Damien Harris was reportedly released from the hospital less than twenty-four hours after being brought off the pitch in an ambulance at Highmark Stadium.
Harris has minor neck soreness, but “otherwise is going to be fine,” according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
During the Bills’ Sunday night game against the New York Giants, Harris had a neck injury. Harris was tackled while running just before halftime and failed to get up from the ground. To transport Harris to the hospital, an ambulance arrived on the pitch with the No. 3 shirt of Damar Hamlin. He was able to offer a thumbs up while being loaded into the ambulance after being secured to a backboard.
