Broncos WR Bryant in hospital, has movement

"DENVER -- Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant was taken by ambulance to an area hospital Sunday night but had movement in his extremities following a big hit in the final minute of Sunday's 34-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. "He's got movement (and) that's encouraging," said Broncos coach Sean Payton, who left Empower Field at Mile High after his media availability to check on Bryant and his family at the hospital. "He was moving his hands and his legs.""

"Bryant was hurt with 41 seconds remaining. Quarterback Bo Nix rolled right to escape pressure and threw an 11-yard completion to the rookie. But as Bryant caught the ball with his momentum headed toward the sideline, Jaguars cornerback Montaric Brown, with his momentum headed back into the field of play, hit Bryant. Bryant stayed on the field after the collision and was immobilized on a backboard by the Broncos' medical staff. He was taken from the field on a cart and then went by ambulance to the hospital."

"Brown was not penalized on the play, with referee Shawn Hochuli saying the contact was not to "the head and neck area" of Bryant. "You never want to see somebody in that situation, and I feel responsible because I threw it," Nix said. "You can say it's part of the game, but you just never want to see it, (I) really pray he's O""

Pat Bryant was taken by ambulance to a hospital after a hard hit late in the Broncos' 34-20 loss to the Jaguars and showed movement in his extremities. Coach Sean Payton reported Bryant was moving his hands and legs. Medical staff immobilized Bryant on a backboard and removed him by cart before ambulance transport. Bryant was being evaluated for concussion symptoms. A family member also required hospital transport after a medical issue in a stadium elevator. The play occurred with 41 seconds remaining on an 11-yard catch by Bryant when Jaguars cornerback Montaric Brown made the contact; no penalty was called.

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