News about Tyler Badie

Badie, 24, took a huge hit from the Jets' Quincy Williams and - despite managing to walk back to the sidelines under his own power - he then sparked major fears for his health when he collapsed. He was alert and speaking to medics when he was stretchered back to the locker room and he traveled back to Denver a few hours after his teammates, but head coach Sean Payton has now revealed more about his status going forward.

Denver Broncos running back Tyler Badie is moving his arms and legs in a very positive sign after his collapse, and now his mother is thanking fans for their prayers.

Tyler Badie is expected to be okay after the Denver Broncos running back collapsed on the sidelines after hitting his head on the turf at MetLife Stadium. Badie was stretchered off to the locker room in a neck brace and was swiftly ruled out for the remainder of the Broncos' game against the New York Jets Sunday afternoon.  He was believed to have suffered a back injury during the horrifying moments and fans were left concerned after head coach Sean Payton initially offered no update following the game. 

This is the horrifying moment a Denver Broncos running back collapsed on the sidelines after hitting his head on the turf at MetLife Stadium. Slow-motion replays showed him landing awkwardly on his head and neck during a play for the Broncos against the Jets, before he managed to return to the sidelines. Just seconds later, he collapsed while standing among his teammates, and medics rushed to his aid.