Cardinals’ Marvin Harrison Jr. leaves Colts game with concussion

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. exited Sunday’s 31-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts with a concussion.

The wide receiver went down hard after making his second catch of the afternoon in the second quarter.

He took a second to get up before heading into the blue medical tent. The wide receiver then was seen walking to the locker room.

Before exiting, Harrison reeled in both of his targets for 32 yards.

With Harrison out, wide receiver Zay Jones stepped into a more prominent role. He finished with a team high 79 yards on five catches.

The injuries continued to pile up for the Cardinals on Sunday.

Tight end Travis Vokolek was carted off early on in the first quarter of the game with a neck injury. He will not return.

Running back Emari Demercado also left with an ankle issue.

Wide receiver Michael Wilson was checked out for a finger injury but returned to action.

He finished with four catches for 44 yards.

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