Tennessee Titans player Taylor Lewan carted off after scary NFL collision on field
Tennessee Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan was carted off the field, strapped to a backboard after taking a hit to his head and neck area today against the Buffalo Bills.
Lewan was being evaluated for a concussion and had movement in all of his extremities, according to the Titans.
Lewan's helmet appeared to come down hard and awkwardly on a Bills defender's body after a running play by the Titans' Derrick Henry with 4:44 left in the second quarter.
Lewan laid face down on the field.
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Offensive tackle Taylor Lewan #77 of the Tennessee Titans is carted off after being injured against the Buffalo Bill ESPN/Getty
A cart came out quickly, and Lewan was placed onto the backboard. He raised his right arm, flashing a thumbs-up and a "hang loose" sign, as the cart left the field. He tore his right ACL about a year ago, ending his 2020 season.
The moment shocked NFL fans at home as several current and former players flocked to social media.
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Former NFL punter turned media icon Pat McAfee said the incident looked "scary as hell", while Kansas City's Tyrann Mathieu sent his best wishes to Lewan.
Lewan was replaced by Kendall Lamm.
The Titans already ruled out cornerback Caleb Farley, the No.22 pick overall, after he hurt his left knee earlier in the first half.
Cameron Batson hurt a knee on a kickoff return late in the first half for Tennessee and was ruled out for the rest of the game.
Tennessee came into the game with 16 players on injured reserve.
