A frightening scene at Highmark Stadium in the second quarter Sunday as Buffalo Bills running back Damien Harris was injured and taken off the field in an ambulance.
Harris was hit on a running play and remained down on the field.
An ambulance was brought onto the turf and Harris was placed on a backboard. He raised a thumb to the crowd.
He was loaded into the ambulance and taken to a hospital.
Harris suffered a neck injury and had feeling in his arms and legs.
Damien Harris left the game in an ambulance after suffering an apparent injury.
He gave a thumbs up as he left the field 🙏 pic.twitter.com/POReZIPm5B
— ESPN (@espn) October 16, 2023
Damien Harris left the game in an ambulance after suffering an apparent injury.
He gave a thumbs up as he left the field 🙏 pic.twitter.com/POReZIPm5B
— ESPN (@espn) October 16, 2023
Any such scene within the NFL — or the Bills, especially — brings back memories of last year’s incident when Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac event against the Bengals in Cincinnati.
Hamlin is still with the Bills. He was on the sidelines during the game with the Giants, inactive for the fifth time this season.