Nyheim Hines took a hit to the head on the third play of the game, then struggled to get his balance as he got to his feet and staggered to the side. ThursdayNightFootball
With Jonathan Taylor already out of action due to an ankle injury, Nyheim Hines started the game for Indianapolis, and was given the ball on the first three plays.
On the third play, Hines took a swing pass from Matt Ryan and took a hit to the head, then struggled to get his balance as he got to his feet, staggering to the side. Colts teammates in the area immediately started motioning to the bench. Hines is being evaluated for a head injury, his return was initially announced as questionable before he was declared out.
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