Buffalo Bills' Damien Harris taken off field in ambulance after neck injury

The episode on "Sunday Night Football" brought back awful recollections of wellbeing Damar Hamlin's close passing occurrence on the field in Cincinnati last season.

Bison Bills running back Damien Harris must be removed the field in a rescue vehicle after a hard hit that harmed his neck Sunday night, an unnerving scene suggestive of Damar Hamlin's breakdown 10 months prior.

Late in the second quarter of the "Sunday Night Football" game in Plantation Park, Harris ran up the center on a third-and-inches play where he was brought somewhere near New York Goliaths linebacker Bobby Okereke.

In the consequence of the tackle, an inclined Harris was cognizant — moving his arms and head — yet couldn't get up, as concerned colleagues and rivals assembled around him.

A quiet fell over Highmark Arena as clinical work force hurried on to the field, tied down the harmed player to a cot and stacked him into a rescue vehicle. Play was re-begun after the five-minute postponement to take care of Harris.

The Bills then reported Harris had harmed his neck and was out until the end of the game.

Eased Bills mentor Sean McDermott said after the game that Harris was "going in a decent bearing" and had recaptured "full development" of his furthest points

"It's my comprehension he has full development," McDermott told columnists after his group's emotional, 14-9, triumph over the New York Monsters. "Lucky that he is apparently heading in a decent bearing, with the reports we are getting. So I'm exceptionally appreciative to God for that."

The 26- - year-old reinforcement running back is in his fifth time of expert football subsequent to playing at Alabama. This is his most memorable season in Bison subsequent to enjoying the past four missions with the New Britain Nationalists.

His best season was in 2021 when he scrambled for 929 yards and scored 15 scores.

The rescue vehicle that took Harris off the field on Sunday is embellished with "3" on every one of its secondary passages, to pay tribute to Hamlin, his partner who almost kicked the bucket on the field during a Jan. 3 game in Cincinnati last season.

Hamlin went into heart failure after a normal tackle right off the bat in that game. Clinical staff did mouth to mouth and his pulse was reestablished before he was raced to the clinic and the game canceled.

He's since rejoined the group, however has played sparingly up to this point this season.