Chris Simms has spleen removed
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Jeff Quinton | Sunday, September 24, 2006 |
Tampa Bay Bucs’ QB Chris Simms was hospitalized following today’s loss to the Panthers and is listed in critical condition. He was removed from the game in the 3rd Quarter and television announcers said he was being treated for dehydration. Head Coach Jon Gruden said post-game that his ribs were injured somehow.
UPDATE: NBC just reported that the Bucs are saying he’s hospitalized but not in critical condition. Apparently no other information will be released until his family has been contacted.
UPDATE #2: Peter King of NBC reports that Simms had his spleen removed and was never in critical condition.
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