Lions-Falcons ends early after leaving Surice Norris in an ambulance

Lions Safty Morice Norris was moved outside the field in an ambulance, prompting black and Alugons to agree to suspend the rest of the Presseason game on Friday night.

The hawks in the back ran in Nathan Carter for 8 yards in the first play of the fourth quarter, and Nuris rose in obtaining treatment. Carter’s knee appears to hit Norris in the head. Norris appears to have left the strike.

Medical employees immediately obtained a rear board and a vehicle on the field and started working on Noris before an ambulance went to the midfield.

Lyons Campbell coach and his players gathered in the field, where many were taking a knee, before Norris left the hospital.

The crime of hawks and the defense of the lions who were in the field when Nuris was injured in the ball and then gathered in a circle, and his hands and heads bent in the final 14:50 fled around the clock.

Norris played two games in the normal season last season, and saw one defense game and 32 special teams. He also saw the movement in losing the qualifiers against Washington, where he played 22 defensive snapshots and 23 private teams.