D'Andre Swift received no in-game medical treatment for gash on knee
Given the recent talk about the medical care provided to NFL players (I'll now wonder whether any "calf" injury is actually a blood clot), more attention will be paid to whether the practices match the principles that were stridently articulated earlier this week by chief medical officer Allen Sills.
D Andre Swift, a running back for the Bears, suffered a significant knee injury during the first quarter of a game against the Patriots. The impact caused a large gash in his knee, resulting in visible blood on his skin. Despite the severity of his injury, Swift was not provided with any medical treatment on the sideline. This absence of medical intervention has raised concerns and questions about the medical practices followed in professional football games.
Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
