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Tampa Bay Bucs Provide Injury Update On Former LSU WR Russell Gage
by Staff Reporter
January 17, 202318 Comments
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Former LSU wide receiver Russell Gage suffered a serious injury in the Monday Night playoff game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Dallas Cowboys while attempting to catch a pass from the quarterback Tom Brady.
Gage took a hard shot to the neck and was unable to get up under his own power. He was eventually taken off the field by stretcher and went to a local hospital for evaluation.
The Bucs released the following update on Gage's injury Tuesday at 9:45 am CT.
Gage took a hard shot to the neck and was unable to get up under his own power. He was eventually taken off the field by stretcher and went to a local hospital for evaluation.
The Bucs released the following update on Gage's injury Tuesday at 9:45 am CT.
quote:
MEDICAL UPDATE ON BUCCANEERS WR RUSSELL GAGE, JR.
After suffering a neck injury and concussion during the fourth quarter of last night's game, Russell was taken to a local hospital where he remained overnight for additional testing and observation. Russell has had movement in all extremities and will continue to undergo additional testing today.
We will provide additional information as it becomes available.
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