During an intense matchup between the Arizona Cardinals and the Indianapolis Colts, wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. faced a setback due to a concussion. The incident occurred in the second quarter, with just under seven minutes remaining on the clock.
Concussion Details
Harrison sustained the injury after making a 21-yard catch. His head impacted the turf, causing immediate concern. After sitting on the field briefly, he was escorted to the sideline and then assessed in the injury tent.
- Time of Injury: 6:59 left in the second quarter
- Performance before Injury: 2 catches for 32 yards
He later walked to the locker room, where he was ruled out for the rest of the game at the start of the second half.
Context of the Game
This game marked a significant moment for Harrison, as it was his first match in Indianapolis. His father, Marvin Harrison Sr., is a Hall of Fame player who made a lasting impact with the Colts. Prior to the game, Harrison Jr. expressed the emotional weight of this matchup, calling it “a special game for me, for sure.”
Previous Concussion History
It’s worth noting that Harrison also dealt with a concussion in Week 6 of the previous season. He managed to return to the field the following week after that incident. Fans and team officials alike will undoubtedly be watching his recovery closely.
As of now, further updates regarding his condition and potential return to play will be awaited by both his team and supporters.
