The carting off the field of Denver Broncos running back Tyler Badie overshadows the team’s recent triumph over the New York Jets. In addition to news outlets offering updates, his mother has also made a statement. NFL player Tyler Badie, 24, was tackled for a 4-yard loss by New York Jets’ Quincy Williams after he had just caught a ball from Denver Broncos teammate Bo Nix on a third down play. Badie botched the reception after falling, allowing Jets player Michael Carter II to collect the ball. Badie had caught the ball just before the first quarter ended. After then, the Denver Broncos player left the field.
“Sending prayers to Tyler Badie 
It might have been a latent concussion response, or he might have hurt his neck when he hit the turf. After he was sidelined for some time, his response was excellent, according to writer and physical therapist Jeff Mueller on X. But after watching from the sidelines for a while, he was observed being strapped onto a board that was hoisted onto a cart. After then, Badie was taken off the field on a stretcher by sports officials. A video upload showcasing the moment was shared by the Major League Football (MLF) official X account. Additionally, they included a caption that read, “PRAYERS: #Broncos RB After seemingly collapsing on the sideline, Tyler Badie is being [stretched] off the field. 
a rather unsettling circumstance.”
All of this occurred before to the start of the second quarter in the Sunday, September 29 Denver Broncos game versus the Jets. Badie’s team declared that he had suffered a back ailment, according to news source AP News, which reported the tale. The running back’s return to the field was deemed dubious by the Denver Broncos as well, but they eventually ruled him out. Following the game, which saw the Denver Broncos defeat the New York Jets, Sean Payton, the coach of the winning squad, said he had “no news” on Badie.
Moreover, Payton declined to say whether the injured player would be returning to Denver with his team, according to AP News. However, Dr. Tanjala T. Gipson, the mother of the young athlete, posted a moving statement about her son on social media. Dr. Gipson shared a cute picture of herself and Badie’s father wearing personalized dark blue T-shirts with encouraging messages for their son written on the front and back. Badie’s mom’s shirt said “Let us Go Ba-Day!” while his dad’s said “Badie #28 Jeremiah 29:11.”
“Just before today’s game, this picture was taken. God is good now, just as he was back then. Even if we do not know what the future contains, we do know Who does. Dr. Gipson wrote, “We are very grateful for your prayers for our son Tyler Badie (@only1badie).” She posted the picture with a statement. Although Badie’s condition has been updated by others, Dr. Gipson’s statement did not include any information on how her kid is doing since being transported off the field.