Jakobi Meyers suffered a head hit during a game against the Denver Broncos, prompting concern for his well-being.
Meyers caught a pass and was hit in the head by Kareem Jackson, leading to his removal from the field with medical assistance.
He didn't return to the game, and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that Meyers is being evaluated for a concussion and is in the concussion protocol.
To play in Las Vegas' Week 2 game against the Bills, Meyers must complete the NFL's five-step concussion protocol.
Kareem Jackson, who delivered the hit, expressed his concern for Meyers' health, emphasizing that players don't intend to harm each other in the tough sport of football.
Jackson conveyed his thoughts and prayers for Meyers' recovery, acknowledging the unfortunate nature of such incidents in the game.
The focus remains on Jakobi Meyers' health as he undergoes evaluation and follows the necessary protocols to ensure his well-being.