Eagles RB Ja'Quinden Jackson has full movement, CT scan was negative
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Key Points:
- Ja’Quinden Jackson, Eagles running back, is reported to be awake with full movement and use of all limbs after a scary head injury on the opening kickoff against the Patriots.
- His CT scan came back negative, indicating no severe brain injury, according to his agent Damien Butler of CMV Sports.
- Jackson was injured diving at the legs of Patriots running back Lan Larison and taking a knee to the head, resulting in him being knocked out and requiring immediate medical attention.
- The Eagles medical staff and first responders acted quickly to stabilize Jackson, who was transported to a hospital for evaluation.
- It remains unclear if Jackson is still hospitalized or will travel back with the team.
