D’Onta Foreman being carried in an ambulance on a stretcher leads to Browns players praying on their knees

D'Onta Foreman was completely immobilized and put on a stretcher before being taken away in an ambulance.

D’Onta Foreman being carried in an ambulance on a stretcher leads to Browns players praying on their knees

Browns players prayed for D’Onta Foreman being carried in an ambulance on a stretcher (Via Open Source/X)

Cleveland Browns witnessed a hapless day on Thursday, August 1st as their running back D’Onta Foreman was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance after suffering a grave injury during the practice session. He was completely immobilized before putting on a stretcher into the ambulance. 

During the statement to the media, the team revealed that Foreman “sustained a direct blow to the head that resulted in neck pain” during the training camp. They further assured everyone later in the afternoon that X-rays and CT scans had come back negative and the running back would be released from the hospital very soon. 

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As Foreman is recovering, his teammate offered him a tribute and prayed for his speedy recovery. They gathered in prayer by bending on their knees on the football field at The Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia shortly after the running back left for the hospital. 

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Foreman is a newly-signed player of the Browns, who joined in March after spending last season with the Chicago Bears. Drafted in 2017, the veteran player had wide experience playing in the NFL, including his stint with the Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans. His best season so far was 2022, when she rushed for 914 yards and five touchdowns.

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After sustaining the injury towards the end of the punt period, Foreman was initially treated on the field by the medical staff before placing him on the stretcher. He is currently admitted to the  Carilion Roanoke (Virginia) Memorial Hospital. 

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Even though the running back left the field, the Browns didn’t end the practice session and later on head trainer Joe Sheehan addressed the team and encouraged the prayer for him. 

It’s tough. It’s part of football. It’s probably the worst part of football, but we’ve got a great medical team and praying and hoping for the best.
Linebacker Jordan Hicks said


In his six years playing in the NFL, Foreman recorded 2,326 rushing yards and has 17 touchdowns coming off an inadequate season of 425 rushing yards and four touchdowns with the Bears.

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