Bills' Dane Jackson Taken Off the Field in an Ambulance After Being Hit By a Teammate
Dane Jackson was taken off the field on a stretcher late in the first half of the Tennessee Titans - Buffalo Bills game on Monday Night Football. Jackson, a Bills cornerback, had tackled Tennessee's Treylon Burks when teammate Tremaine Edmunds dove at Burks, missed, and got Jackson right in the helmet. Jackson's head and neck were wrenched back.
Video of what is presumed to be a very serious injury is below.
CB Dane Jackson has been taken to ECMC for evaluation of a neck injury. He will be getting a CT scan and an x-ray. Jackson has full movement in extremities.
— Buffalo Bills PR (@BuffaloBillsPR) September 20, 2022
Jackson's facemask was removed and he was put on a stretcher and taken off the field in an ambulance. The hit was extremely awkward, but Jackson reportedly has movement in all his extremeties. Hopefully, the news continues in that direct.
Dane Jackson has now been loaded into the ambulance on a stretcher. Some #Bills called for cheers, and the crowd responded with respectful applause. You can feel the seriousness of the situation here. That was a disturbing replay to watch.
— Jay Skurski (@JaySkurski) September 20, 2022
Bills CB Dane Jackson is being evaluated for a neck injury at ECMC hospital in Buffalo. He will have X-rays and a CT scan. He has full movement in his extremities.
— Sal Capaccio 🏈 (@SalSports) September 20, 2022
Jackson, 26, is in his third season out of Pittsburgh. We will update when we can.
WARNING: This contains what could be a graphic injury.
— lowlight heaven (@lowlightheaven) September 20, 2022