Colts staffer that was on the ground

[csmopar]

Did the broadcast ever update on the Colts staffer that was shown being attended too while laying behind the bench during Q1? CBS switched games on my feed right after that and the radio broadcast never mentioned it

[Solid84]

I don't believe there was an update.

[crazycolt1]

It kinda looked like a broken leg.

It's dangerous on the sidelines

[Lifetime Colt]

Think it was one of the Tenn, game assistants, ball boy kinda stuff. Said he was to undergo surgery in a local hospital, so guessing a break.

[jvan1973]

I'm betting on acl tear.   The tests they were giving him on the sideline is exactly what they do when looking for an ACL tear

[shakedownstreet]

Ouch!

[Happy2BeHere]

Workers comp!

[indyagent17]

You need to be athletic to be on the sidelines and older workers need to watch out. That said younger people would be better served working the sidelines IMHO

[MB-ColtsFan]

I don’t know for certain, but aren’t they NFL employees, not Colts employees?  I think he was one of the guys that hold the 10 yard sticks?

 

Praying he’s okay.  My heart sank when he got carted off.  He’s not making the money the players and coaches are.  It’s got to be a great way to be a part of the game though (without the injuries…).

[csmopar]

2 hours ago, indyagent17 said:

You need to be athletic to be on the sidelines and older workers need to watch out. That said younger people would be better served working the sidelines IMHO

Yeah that’d be an age discrimination lawsuit for sure