Buffalo Bills running back Damien Harris was taken off the field in an ambulance after a hard hit that injured his neck during the game against the New York Giants on Sunday night. The injury occurred in the second quarter of the game when Harris ran up the middle on a third-and-inches play where he was brought down by New York Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke. After the tackle, Harris was conscious and moving his arms and head but could not get up, and medical personnel rushed onto the field to attend to him. Harris was placed on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance, and the Bills later announced that he had injured his neck and was out for the rest of the game. The Bills coach Sean McDermott said after the game that Harris was "heading in a good direction" and had regained "full movement" of his extremities. Harris was transported to a local hospital for further testing. The incident brought back memories of the cardiac arrest suffered by fellow Bills teammate Damar Hamlin on the field during a Monday Night Football game in January of last season against the Cincinnati Bengals. Hamlin, who still plays for the Bills, was shown sitting emotionally on the sideline with his head in his hands as the situation unfolded. Harris was released from the hospital after the neck injury.