Two Philadelphia Eagles gamers suffered neck accidents and have been stretchered off the sphere throughout a preseason recreation towards the Cleveland Browns on Thursday.

Within the third quarter towards the Browns, extensive receiver Tyrie Cleveland, 25, landed on his neck and shoulder space after catching a cross, in accordance with NBC Information. He was carted off the sphere with a neck damage, whereas gamers from each groups surrounded him.

“WR Tyrie Cleveland is out with a neck damage. He has motion in all of his extremities,” the Philadelphia Eagles wrote on X (previously often called Twitter).

Then within the fourth quarter, defensive deal with Moro Ojomo, 21, was stretchered off the sphere after struggling “a neck damage,” the staff wrote in an replace on Twitter (now often called X), including that the NFL participant “has motion in all of his extremities.”

As he was being wheeled off the sphere, he gave a thumbs-up, per NBC Information.

“I have never talked to the medical doctors but, nevertheless it feels like they’re transferring round,” coach Nick Sirianni mentioned, in accordance with ESPN. “I do not know anything in addition to that.”

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The evening was marred by accidents for Philadelphia, the outlet reported. An ankle damage sidelined cornerback Zech McPhearson within the second quarter. Rookie first-round decide Nolan Smith and extensive receiver Olamide Zaccheaus each suffered shoulder accidents and left the sport. Offensive lineman Josh Andrews additionally injured his ankle within the first half, per the outlet.

Smith mentioned he was “doing effectively” and that he left the sport as a security measure, per ESPN, which added that McPhearson damage his proper leg whereas breaking a cross.

“Your coronary heart goes out to them firstly, and also you simply take into consideration your teammate,” Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Marcus Mariota mentioned, per the outlet. “We play a recreation and it is a blessing to play a recreation, however when these conditions get like that, it’s scary.”