Lions cornerback Saivion Smith suffered what the team said was a neck injury before being placed on a stretcher and then taken off the field in an ambulance.
Lions cornerback Saivion Smith suffered what the team said was a neck injury before being placed on a stretcher and then taken off the field in an ambulance early in Sunday’s game against the Patriots in Foxborough. The Lions said Smith, 24, was being taken to a local hospital.
Smith suffered the injury during a Hunter Henry 23-yard reception. At the beginning of the play, the Patriots tight end bumped Smith right at the line of scrimmage, appearing to make contact with Smith’s head with his right shoulder before Smith fell down, which gave Henry the room to make the catch and run.
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