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Packers WR Christian Watson leaves Panthers game in ambulance with chest injury

Watson left Thursday’s game against the Carolina Panthers in an ambulance after sustaining a chest injury.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson exited Thursday's game against the Carolina Panthers by ambulance due to a chest injury. Watson managed to walk off the field and into the ambulance on his own in the first half, heading to a local hospital for precautionary measures. The injury occurred after Watson caught a 53-yard pass in the second quarter, colliding with Carolina Panthers cornerback Will Lee II.

Watson remained down on the field for a short period before being taken to the sideline medical tent. He later walked off the field and was seen entering the ambulance. Medical staff at the Green Bay facility deemed it necessary to transport him to the hospital due to the severity of his condition, though the exact nature of the injury was not immediately disclosed.

Carolina's Lee also sustained an injury on the play and required a cart to leave the field. This report will be updated as more information becomes available.

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