US EditionArizona Cardinals' Andre Baccellia Leaves on a Stretcher After Injuring Neck on Kickoff Return
Andre Baccellia was alert with full movement after a neck injury on kickoff return and was ruled out for the game, having recorded 53 return yards, the Cardinals said.
- On Sunday, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Baccellia was taken off the field on a stretcher after an injury on a kickoff return against the Houston Texans.
- In the closing moments of the second quarter, Baccellia was returned a kickoff 26 yards before being taken down in a scrum near the 30-yard line, going down around the 29-yard line.
- With players watching, trainers removed his facemask, immobilized Baccellia on a backboard, and loaded him onto a stretcher as the crowd at NRG Stadium cheered and he gave a thumbs-up.
- The Cardinals announced Baccellia was taken to a Houston-area hospital for further evaluation and ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game after two kick returns, 53 return yards.
- Baccellia has played 18 career games since entering the NFL in 2020 as an undrafted free agent, mainly serving as a practice squad player for the Cardinals with no target as a receiver in the game.
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Jackson Progress-Argus
Cardinals WR Andre Baccellia taken to hospital with neck injury
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver and kick returner Andre Baccellia was taken to a Houston-area hospital after he was carted off the field Sunday with a neck injury.
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Cardinals' Andre Baccellia taken off field on a stretcher after injuring neck on kickoff return
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Baccellia was taken off the field on a stretcher after being injured on a kickoff return Sunday against the Houston Texans.
Cardinals' Andre Baccellia gives thumbs up after hit on kickoff return left him immobilized on stretcher, hospitalized - Technology Shout
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Barcaglia left Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans on a stretcher after suffering a neck injury after being hit on a kickoff return. Basella showed movement in his feet as medical trainers tended to him on the field. They put him on a stretcher and immobilized his head and neck. Basella gave a thumbs up as he was stretchered off the pitch. The Cardinals later announced to reporters that Basella was bein…
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