Dane Jackson has full moment in extremities after suffering sickening head injury

Buffalo Bills cornerback Dane Jackson’s head and neck bent back in a scary collision with a teammate, but the team soon reported he had full movement in his extremities.

Following the worrying collision, an ambulance promptly arrived on the field before he was driven away to Ernie County Medical Center in Buffalo. 

The Bills confirmed Jackson had full movement in his limbs and was getting a CT scan and an X-ray at Erie County Medical Center. 

Jackson was hurt on a second-down play with 0:45 left in the first-half against the Tennessee Titans after tackling receiver Treylon Burks from behind.

As Jackson lay on Burks´ back, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds dived in late and struck his teammate directly in the helmet as Jackson’s neck and head were sickeningly bent backward. 

The Bills player’s head was pushed by Titans running back, Hassan Haskins, as he attempted to move Jackson out of the way of his teammate. 

Trainers rushed to Jackson’s aid before he was put on a stretcher and into the ambulance. 

Jackson exited the field in an ambulance after his Buffalo Bills teammates surrounded him

Teammates surrounded the 25-year-old until he was taken off the field as play was delayed for around 10 minutes.

As the Pennsylvania native left the field, Buffalo led 17-7 over their AFC South opponents.

Jackson, in this third-year as an NFL player, was starting in place of the injured Tre’Davious White, who is currently rehabbing a left knee injury. 

Jackson was the 239th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft and played college football for ACC school, Pittsburgh.  

Collision shook stadium but Bills reported he had ‘full movement in extremities’ shortly after