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Eagles RB Ja’Quinden Jackson leaves in an ambulance after opening kickoff

Philadelphia Eagles running back Ja'Quinden Jackson left the field in an ambulance during a preseason game against the Patriots.

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Philadelphia Eagles running back Ja'Quinden Jackson exited the game in an ambulance following an injury sustained on the opening kickoff at a preseason game against the Patriots. The injury occurred after a tackle during the kickoff play, prompting immediate medical attention on the field before Jackson was transported to a hospital.

Outlets including The New York Times, AP News, ESPN, and NBC Sports provided coverage of the incident, noting that Jackson had full movement in his extremities. Coverage does not yet specify the exact medical diagnosis, the nature of the injury, or any further updates regarding his recovery timeline beyond the initial team statement.

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Who is Ja'Quinden Jackson?

Ja'Quinden Jackson is a running back for the Philadelphia Eagles.

What happened to Jackson?

He was injured during a tackle on the opening kickoff of a preseason game against the Patriots and taken off the field in an ambulance.

Does Jackson have movement in his extremities?

Yes, reporting indicates he has full movement in his extremities.

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