Eagles running back Ja’Quinden Jackson shows movement after ambulance removal in preseason clash

In a preseason contest in Foxborough, Massachusetts, Philadelphia Eagles running back Ja’Quinden Jackson was rendered motionless after the opening kickoff and was quickly loaded onto a backboard and stretcher. Both the Eagles and Patriots' medical crews responded, and the player was taken to a hospital for further assessment. While on the field, he lay still after New England’s Lan Larison was tackled near the 25-yard line, prompting teammates from both sides to kneel nearby.

After being secured in the ambulance, Jackson was seen briefly lifting his left arm, indicating some motor function. The Eagles later confirmed he had strength and movement in all extremities. Play resumed a few minutes after the incident.