Falcons' Kendal Daniels leaves Bears game on stretcher after tackle
On the way off the field, Kendal Daniels made a fist with his left hand.
Atlanta Falcons rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels was critically injured during Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears, leaving the field on a stretcher after making a tackle. The incident occurred in the third quarter when Daniels took down Bears tight end Colston Loveland, causing him to lose consciousness. Daniels was attended to by medical staff for several minutes before being strapped to a board and evacuated on a cart.
His entire body, including his legs, body, head, and shoulders, were secured during transportation. Upon exiting the field, Daniels displayed signs of support by making a fist with his left hand. Multiple Falcons defenders were kneeling beside him while he was being treated, and the entire bench joined in showing solidarity. Bears players were also observed on one knee during the medical procedure.
Daniels, a fourth-round draft pick from Oklahoma, has started six games and currently holds 22 tackles for the season. A neck injury has been ruled out in his condition.
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