New York Giants catcher C. J. Board was immobilized and taken out of the box after a heavy hit in Sunday’s game against the Washington football team, via ESPN’s Jordan Raanan.
Wide looking to catch when he struck through Washington’s Deshazor Everett. The board desk tied to the box after the game.
The doctor took it out of the box after cutting off his mask and stabilizing his neck.
He ruled for the rest of the game. According to Dan Salomone of the Giants’ official website, Board was diagnosed with a concussion and neck distension and is being evaluated in a hospital.
After the game, head coach Joe Judge said he had won “pretty positive” reviews about Board’s status.
“It’s a relief,” said the trial after his team’s 20-19 win over Washington via ESPN’s Jordan Raanan. “The only thing I can say, good news, is that even in the field, he is moving, he is conscious, responding. He had movement in all his limbs. Of course, we had to take precautions with what they were doing. “
Board had an eight-yard catch on 3 goals before the injury and started the day with six receptions per yard in the season.
The 26-year-old has recovered in the league in recent years, having been hired through the Baltimore Ravens in 2017 as Chattanooga’s un recruited loose agent. He spent time in practice groups before making his regular-season debut for the Jacksonville Jaguars last season. , totaling two receptions for 31 yards in 2019.
After passing through Jacksonville in August, the Giants claimed the board and gave him the opportunity to play for the injured team in the position.
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