News about Dane Jackson

The upstart Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Buffalo Bills 25-20 in their latest British game, unaccustomed to playing meaningful, competitive games in London. With a pass from Trevor Lawrence to put Jacksonville up 7-0, Jags receiver Zay Jones got the scoring started in the first quarter. Jones had been out-fortight with a knee injury for the past two games, but when out-leaping Bills cornerback Dane Jackson appeared more than healthy. Lawrence was just getting off, and he was just getting off. The former No. 0 of No. 19 is still on display in the White House. One of the season's best 300-yard passing game was a success. Travis Etienne Jr., a former Clemson teammate, gained a pair of points while rushing for 132 yards on 23 attempts.

After suffering a sudden heart arrest during Monday's game in Cincinnati, the Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin remains in critical condition, leaving family and colleagues in a hazy situation as they await updates on his health. It's a similar situation to one where Hamlin was playing earlier this season, when teammate Dane Jackson sustained a serious neck injury during a game on September 19. As Hamlin said in a recently posted video, the thrill of seeing one of his teammates injured in an ambulance is something he'll never forget. In the clip, which was posted on Twitter by legendary Bills receiver Andre Reed, Hamlin said, 'I can't even describe it.'

Damar Hamlin provided an interesting bit of perspective when asked about teammate Dane Jackson's arrest on a stretcher after the Bills' victory over the Titans in Week 2. 'Life is more important than football,' he said. It was Hamlin who was forced off the field with an injury, taken away in an ambulance, and then listed as in critical condition by the NFL after facing the Bengals' Tee Higgins.

On returning from Chicago on Sunday morning, Bills players were back to an uncomfortable situation as their cars were covered with snow and frozen in their parking garages. Buffalo has been battered by a record snowfall of 22.3 inches per day, prompting the city's airport to be closed until Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service and severe weather. Bills players made it home late Tuesday morning after being forced to sit overnight in Chicago after defeating the Bears.

The Buffalo Bills have been struggling to manage a mystery illness that has disabled its roster ahead of their match against the New England Patriots on Thursday night. Five players, including cornerback Dane Jackson, were off sick during Monday's practice, and the rest of them were all rushed. It's the second time in two weeks that five Bills players have been sick, including defensive linemen Jordan Philipps and Tom Settle, linebacker Matt Milano, defensive back Cam Lewis, and fullback Reggie Gilliam last Wednesday.

After the sickening crash Monday night, Buffalo Bills cornerback Dane Jackson has been released from hospital and is at home recovering. During the Bills' 41-7 win over the Tennessee Titans, Jackson's head and neck bent back in a scary encounter with a colleague. He was admitted to the nearby Erie County Medical Center for testing, but he was released after it was determined there was no significant injury to his neck or spinal cord. Jackson has been allowed home, according to the Bills, but a new investigation is underway Tuesday morning.

Dane Jackson's head and neck broke back in a scary confrontation with a colleague, but the team soon announced that he had full mobility in his extremities. Following the frightening crash, an ambulance arrived on the field quickly before being led away from Buffalo's Ernie County Medical Center. Jackson had complete mobility in his limbs and was getting a CT scan and an X-ray at Erie County Medical Center, according to the Bills.

Buffalo defeated Tennessee 41-7, with Josh Allen delivering a superb opener and a much better second in front of his own supporters.

In the first week of the season, at least five NFL players were suspended for unsportsmanlike conduct, including star wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Ja'Marr Chase. Per NFL Network, Diggs was fined $10,609 for taunting Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey in the season opener, which is undoubtedly related to his reaction after a fourth-quarter touchdown grab. The Bills receiver scored on a 53-yard touchdown to put the total score 31-10, and he may be seen discussing his opponent afterwards.