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Ravens vs. Raiders chain gang member administered CPR, carted off after collapse
A chain gang member was administered CFP and carted off the field after he collapsed during the Baltimore Ravens and Las Vegas Raiders game.
“Scary situation in Baltimore: A member of the chain gang collapsed on the Ravens’ sideline and was quickly administered CPR by medical officials,” Meirov wrote on Twitter. “He has since been carted off the field and taken inside. Players took a knee in prayer.”
The Ravens released a statement after the incident.
“A member of the chain gang crew collapsed,” the statement read. “He was immediately attended to by medical personnel. Upon leaving the field, he was alert and responsive. He’s being taken to a local hospital.”
At the time of the collapse, the Ravens led the Raiders 6-3. Las Vegas would eventually tie the game close to halftime on a field goal of their own.
The Ravens came into the game 0-1 after losing opening night to the Kansas City Chiefs, 27-20. It appeared Baltimore could’ve won when Isaiah Likely scored a would-be touchdown.
As the Ravens lined up to go for two and the win, the play went under review. It was revealed Likely’s foot just stepped out of bounds, giving the Chiefs the win as the clock expired.
Likely got hurt on Lamar Jackson’s first touchdown pass attempt and left the game. However, he returned on 3rd and Goal, when he got open in the back of the end zone. But when he came down with Jackson’s pass, his toe was on the line, meaning the game ended.
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This article was originally published by Nick Kosko at On3 – (https://www.on3.com/pro/news/ravens-raiders-chain-gang-member-administered-cpr-carted-off-after-collapse/).
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