New England Patriots defensive coordinator Terrell Williams was carted out of practice on Monday after collapsing, according to multiple reports.
Williams stepped away from the Patriots’ rookie minicamp earlier this year after experiencing a health scare, which forced him to work remotely on doctor’s orders.
Yet just over a week after returning to practice, the 51-year-old reportedly collapsed on the sideline during Monday’s session.
Boston reporter Pat Lane, who is on the scene in Foxborough, claims a stretcher was brought out when he fell ill at the training facility behind Gillette Stadium.
However, Williams was able to get back to his feet and eventually leave on a cart.
DailyMail.com has contacted the New England Patriots for more information.
Patriots defensive coordinator Terrell Williams (left) reportedly collapsed in practice Monday
Williams, who was hired by the Patriots back in January, has not revealed the nature of his health issue since being forced to take a break from his duties as defensive coordinator earlier this year.
‘Big T is here, ready to go. He’s been out on the field with us the last couple of days,’ head coach Mike Vrabel said when he returned last month.
‘Players were excited to see him. I was excited to see him, and we’ll move forward.’
More to follow.
